Sentence examples for denial of press from inspiring English sources

It is a denial of press freedom to impose bans.

COMMENT: No matter how much one dislikes the content of a newspaper, to ban it amounts to censorship and is a clear denial of press freedom.

Interestingly, he raised questions about it being a denial of press freedom (a more relevant point than might appear immediately obvious).

That, of course, takes us straight to the main contradiction: any inhibition on what a paper can or cannot publish must amount to a denial of press freedom.

But we need to remind ourselves that the code constraining the uninhibited exercise of that freedom was drawn up by editors who did not, and should not, regard it as a denial of press freedom.

"I only sell about 10 copies of The Sun a day, but what would happen if I went against the wishes of the council and stocked it?" I don't think the charge of censorship (or denial of press freedom) really sticks because the vote didn't involve compulsion.

Politico reporter Ben Schreckinger tweeted that despite the Secret Service's denial of intervening in press restrictions, he "had an agent prevent me from leaving press pen [at] an Iowa Trump event".  .

His little computer and MP3 recorder are full of press statements, denials, corrections, Party literature, lists of the dead, TV clips and audio and video material.

As the report notes, Bray shortly after the event issued a press release describing the system's failure as "multiple distributed denial-of-service attacks".

The people could not choose their government, which "subjected citizens to rigid controls over many aspects of their lives, including denial of the freedoms of speech, press, assembly, association, religion, movement, and worker rights.

Denial-of-Service attacks.