Sentence examples for calling for press from inspiring English sources
The Chinese media is predominantly owned by the government and is kept on a tight leash, but the south of the country tends to be more ambitious in terms of calling for press freedom and Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, has been more daring than others; the province adjoins Hong Kong, where media freedom is guaranteed.
Yahoo has been harshly criticized for its decision in 2004 to help Chinese authorities identify Shi Tao, a Chinese business reporter, who had sent a brief of a government document calling for press censorship to his private Yahoo e-mail account.
Frequently required to work until after midnight on last-minute amendments to textual or visual aspects of the programmes, she was nevertheless expected to be in attendance early the following morning, as Wieland had a habit, according to Wolfgang, of calling for press reports at 7am "before the ink was even dry".
A report on the phone-hacking scandal called for press regulation backed by parliamentary statute.
Pan and Zhang rushed to prepare statements and called for press conferences before further damaging stories could be aired.
He also called for press caution on claiming that we had reached a "defining moment" or a "watershed".
It called for press freedom, an investigation into deadly April 10th clashes and an end to dragging the monarchy into the crisis (of which all sides are guilty).In the red-shirt heartland a delayed election smacks of defeat.
The McCann family, Steve Coogan and Hugh Grant were among the voices at the Leveson Inquiry to call for press regulation and tighter controls on British tabloids.
Surreal to ponder, Burmese journalists have written to express concern over the Thai junta's treatment of journalists and called for press freedom to be restored.
Those sent the letter add up to a roll-call of dissenters in China, including lawyers, activists, academics and others calling for democracy and press freedom in China.
Spruiell calls for a press secretary who is as "tough" as the White House press corps.
