Sentence examples for concern for journalists from inspiring English sources

That should be a vital concern for journalists, even at the BBC.

The release of internal e-mails on Benghazi largely confirmed the White House's account; the inspector general's report on the I.R.S. did not tie anyone outside the agency to its actions; and the press freedom issues raised by The Associated Press leak investigation are a bigger concern for journalists than the broader public.

By far the biggest problem for the Soviet news agencies has been the safety of reporters, a common concern for journalists covering zones of armed hostilities, but an even greater dilemma in a region of such keen political sensitivities as Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Granted, plagiarism is usually only a concern for journalists and authors.

It's obvious to me that these government institutions are only good for simulating a concern for journalists' lives.

Trump's remarks as president follow him routinely vilifying the press at campaign rallies to the cheers of supporters ― and at times prompting concerns for journalists' safety.

As I recently wrote in a lengthy piece for this newspaper, this is not a trivial matter, or a subject of concern only for journalists.

"I have a very strong concern now for journalists, especially foreign journalists, who are trying very hard to create a balanced picture of what is going on in this country," he said.

On the courthouse steps, Ms. Mater expressed relief for herself, but concern for other journalists who face criminal charges in Turkey.

Nani Jansen, the legal director of the Media Legal Defence Initiative, said: "The seizure of journalistic data under broadly defined counter-terrorism legislation is a serious affront to media freedom, and is undoubtedly a cause of concern for investigative journalists across the globe".

" The UK's future was not the only concern for international journalists gathered at Europe House.