Sentence examples for commitment to journalistic principles from inspiring English sources

"Nightline" is a lonely holdout with a strong commitment to journalistic principles and mature anchors whose features still move.

Likewise, Forsyth et al. [ 22] found that journalists saw their 'primary responsibility to be the education of the lay public' and in the context of their reporting, expressed commitment to journalistic principles including accuracy, balance and independence.

MSNBC and Fox News are classic examples of networks with greater allegiance to political parties than to journalistic principles.

Boulton takes his own commitment to journalistic impartiality so seriously, he supposedly refuses to vote.

Caixin was selected for its leadership in establishing an independent media in China and its commitment to journalistic integrity.

The Post also has mischief on its side; its commitment to journalistic rigor may be less absolute than is its allegiance to Murdoch's interests.

If Bloomberg had bought the Times, there was no guarantee that he would have run it with the same commitment to journalistic depth and daring.

"In leading the Times newsroom, Russ Stanton's commitment to journalistic excellence has resulted in three Pulitzer Prizes over the past four years, including Pulitzer's highest honor in 2010, the Public Service Award for exposing corruption in the city of Bell," she said.

Loyalty is the reigning value at this news outlet — loyalty to Roger Ailes, the network's paterfamilias, and not to journalistic principles.

-In the case of psychological warfare, should the government be required to adhere to journalistic principles of objectivity?

Karen was one of very few professional journalists in NeighborMedia, and brought a fierce commitment to the journalistic principles that guided her career.