Sentence examples for cause of press from inspiring English sources

And, indeed, at the start of my professional life, I fought the cause of press freedom - at Liberty.

NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said: "Today is a huge victory for the cause of press freedom and the protection of sources and journalistic material.

A spokesman for Ukip in Brussels said the party had no link with Radio Maryja, although it had supported the cause of press freedom in Poland.

So the Guardian, with all the moral authority it has gained from its recent investigative triumphs, can do something important to advance the cause of press freedom, by signing up to Leveson.

Seeking to reassure the bloggers, Mr. Kerry said that human rights were a perennial issue in his meetings with Chinese officials and that he had repeatedly taken up the cause of press and religious freedom.

Mr Gusinsky and Mr Berezovsky, fabulously wealthy and unsavoury businessmen who are the unlikeliest of martyrs in the cause of press freedom, are in exile abroad, fearful of coming home because the last thing they expect in Vladimir Putin's Russia is a fair trial.

I think I have been a conspicuous female controller in the press's eyes and my gender has been the cause of some press stories.

By Afghan standards, Mohseni is advancing the cause of a free press.

That effort was successful, and it was not exactly a victory for the cause of transparency and press freedom.

The paper was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, but, far more important, the cause of an independent press was once more secured.

The Dowlers The way the News of the World treated the disappearance of Milly, the daughter of Bob and Sally Dowler, is described by the Leveson Report as defining the "fine line between the need to engage the press to publicise a predicament or cause, and the dangers of press intrusion".