Sentence examples for closely controlled media from inspiring English sources
Ms Stewart, 61, now faces the double jeopardy of a possible jail term and of being ousted as boss of her closely controlled media empire, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.She is under investigation for possible insider dealing, when she sold her shares in ImClone Systems the day before the biotech company announced that its main drug had failed to satisfy the regulators.
President Xi Jinping was reported to have sent urgent instructions on the rescue.Information, however, is being filtered through closely controlled official media outlets.
Even Arab regimes closely aligned with the United States have publicly criticized the recognition of Jerusalem, and allowed critical views to appear even in usually tightly controlled media and public space.
In a closely controlled, PR-led media world, war remains the last frontier of raw reality.
With Mr. Castro's appearances in the Cuban news media closely controlled, his inclusion in a Venezuelan program points to Mr. Chávez's prominence in guiding the economic destiny of Cuba, which relies on subsidized imports of Venezuelan oil.
The media, of course, is closely controlled; errant journalists are silenced and fired while publications are suspended and closed.
His insistence on the incomparable virtues of "Thai-ness" and traditional core values, and his self-proclaimed mission to restore "happiness to the people", have invited open ridicule, even though the media and institutions are closely controlled.
Access to the Kurdish front was closely controlled, with only a small selection of media allowed through checkpoints as part of a carefully marshaled convoy and instructed not to question individual peshmerga.
All the media outlets, as well as smaller independent news organisations, are closely controlled by Beijing, either directly or through self-censorship to avoid being shut down.
Access to Mr. Mugabe was closely controlled.
"Everything has been very closely controlled," Mr. Baugh said.
