Sentence examples for damage plurality from inspiring English sources
Critics and rivals say that the move would threaten media plurality.On January 25th Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary, suggested that News Corp might avoid an irksome referral of its bid to the Competition Commission, if it can provide adequate reassurances that the takeover wouldn't damage plurality.
In March, Mr Hunt said that the offer by Mr Murdoch's News Corp organisation to hive off the rolling news channel Sky News had met his concerns that the deal might damage media plurality in the UK.
Both themes the numberless plurality of worlds and their transience Lucretius regards as helpfully damaging to the religious view of our world as a product of divine creation.
If it appeared that the Justices were bending to pressure, the plurality opinion argued, the public's view of the legitimacy of the Court itself would be damaged.
A clear plurality said yes.
John McCain, instead, won the plurality.
So much for its promotion of plurality.
He had been born into plurality.
"The AST believes in plurality of ownership.
