Sentence examples for damage press from inspiring English sources

She compared Dacre's model to the licensing of journalists, which she said would damage press freedom in the UK.

Most legal experts believe that efforts to bring criminal charges against WikiLeaks volunteers would face numerous practical and legal obstacles, and some human rights organizations and constitutional scholars have said such a prosecution could damage press freedom.

Justice minister Ahmed el-Zind denied that threatening to jail journalists for contradicting the increasingly authoritarian government's official line would damage press freedom.

Stories abound of damage to "press freedom".

"There was no evidence of heart damage," the press release said.

In an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme he urged the Palestinians to ignore the damage and press ahead with the drive for peace.

He held up the gadget to the reporters trailing him through the exhibition floor and remarked, "Think of how much more damage the press corps could do if you all had one of these".

D12 is concerned his stock has dropped, but has not come to terms with the damage his press tour is doing for his marketability.

Jon Stewart's ongoing field day with the Herman Cain sexual harassment scandal continued Wednesday night, with Stewart ripping apart the GOP presidential candidate's damage control press conference Tuesday.

If you are using fiberglass cloth for your repair, place the piece you have cut over the damage, and press it into the resin repair mixture.

At an earlier, elaborate, damage-limitation press conference by the police, Ms Phiyega told reporters she took responsibility for giving the officers the order to open fire.