Sentence examples for concerning press from inspiring English sources

Some agreements were reached concerning press freedom and opposition political activity.

But Cameron's insistence that he had obtained repeated assurances contrasted with Coulson's comments at the inquiry concerning press standards.

Why can it not "possibly be" that what we learn from someone the government despises (not yet convicted of anything, incidentally) could end up preventing Congress, or any other branch, from doing what it wants to do? Pauley's logic here strikes one as dangerous, on multiple civil-liberties counts, including those concerning press freedoms.

During the Olympics, one provincial propaganda department ordered that negative reports be "strictly controlled" and that there must above all be no reports on "problems that give the Western media a pretext for launching attacks, such as issues concerning press freedom, air quality, food safety, democracy, religion and legal issues".But some online commentators in China have been less restrained.

This includes a logbook used to record the transfer of lunar samples, official correspondence arranging the transfer, securing and housing lunar samples at the University of Chicago, university internal correspondence concerning press activities, PR photographs of researchers working with lunar samples, clippings of reports about lunar samples and Smith as a researcher working with lunar samples.

She won, but nearly three-quarters of the voters showed their disgust by staying away.Freedom of speech as long as it's quietSome of the heaviest criticism of Mr Putin concerns press freedom.

Lawsuits concerning the press were to be heard by jurors chosen by the municipal councils of every town that supported a newspaper.

The reality is, as Hooley pointed out, a schedule packed with constituent meetings, lobbyists' concerns, press conferences to tout legislative work and a whole lot of fundraising.

It would have been nice to describe today's privy council meeting, but sadly the proceedings of our oldest functioning form of legislative assembly – even when they concern the press – are not open to the press.

So can people concerned about press freedoms rest easy?

Where photo opportunities are concerned, the press conference was as opportunistic as it gets.