Sentence examples for call for journalists from inspiring English sources
Sir Keir Starmer QC, now a Labour MP, will call for journalists to enjoy legal protection if the stories they are chasing can be demonstrated to be in the public interest.
"I call for journalists to treat this recording very carefully.
Daisey's call for journalists to look into things independently is admirable, but the fact is these conditions aren't new, and people don't seem to care.
In a conference call for journalists, chief executive Stephen Hester warned of "another choppy year ahead of us", but added that "the light at the end of the tunnel is coming much closer".
In a conference call for journalists, Dr Haass said there was some concern in the USA about recent tensions but given the problems elsewhere, Northern Ireland was not at the top of the US agenda.
This, despite his assertion in February 2015 that what he saw as the main thrust of the Gamergate movement, the call for journalists, editors and publishers to be transparent where necessary, had been successful, and that was that.
The National Union of Journalists reiterated its position that calls for journalists to be sacked for their reporting were farcical.
As if more exhaustion were called for, journalists began arguing on Twitter about the essential perspective of men.
Particularly in this intensely political season, readers and media critics are calling for journalists to take more responsibility for what is true and what is not.
Their plan calls for journalists to collaborate across organizations and work in several media at once — which may mean retraining print journalists to do things like shoot and edit video.
Indeed both Dr Kumaraswami and another guest speaker - Professor Elizabeth Dore, professor of Latin American Studies at the University of Southampton – called for journalists to tread lightly when highlighting human rights abuses on the island, for fear of strengthening the Castro regime's argument that the sovereignty of the island is under siege.
