Sentence examples for clear news from inspiring English sources

"We allow videos posted with a clear news or documentary purpose to remain on YouTube, applying warnings and age-restrictions as appropriate".

In "A Warning, but Clear?" (news analysis, April 11), a senior White House official is quoted as saying about the Aug. 6 President's Daily Brief, "Nothing pointed to a specific attack in a specific location".

The Republican consultant John Weaver, who advises Ohio Governor John Kasich, tweeted, "Just to be clear news media, the next president named a racist, anti-semite as the co-equal of the chief of staff".

Ms. Kaminer and Mr. Jamieson told me that they believed there was clear news value in Ms. Raab's tenure at Hunter, where she has had significant successes in terms of fund-raising (more than $240 million), in new building, and in attracting high-profile faculty members.

The day rolled to Question Time with no clear news of whether there would be a special caucus meeting to resolve the issue, or whether the petition had been sighted by the caucus chairman Tony Abbott moved a suspension of the standing orders in an effort to generate debate about whether Australia should go to an election now, not in September.

Perhaps the most lasting lessons of anthrax attacks are the importance of a clear news media message and public trust in health officials -- ingredients experts say are essential if people are to follow orders that help curb the spread of disease.

During these long, arid stretches it becomes clear that news is the bane of the news business.

And to paraphrase his own depiction of the state of affairs, does the picture of clear, courageous news media that reject the spinners and give voters the straight story sound like the news environment we actually live in?

Some newspapers make their views clear in news page headlines.

The network's daytime identity has always been clear: business news and talk.

Mr. Marcopoto said CETV would continue to steer clear of news.