Sentence examples for expanded press from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 27 when Hans Blix, the chief United Nations chemical and biological weapons inspector, was to appear, microphones were repositioned to accommodate expanded press coverage, diplomats discussing peace were placed in front of Picasso's image.

The panel is to report back with recommendations on ensuring the independence of the judiciary and to expand press freedoms.

At the time, Echo of Moscow seemed merely part of the greater phenomenon of expanding press freedoms, the logical outgrowth of a movement spurred by the Kremlin leadership.

They have tried to use their parliamentary majority to curb torture, limit political prosecutions, expand press freedom and reduce the power of unelected authorities.

Mr. Giuliani's life has been in a near-constant state of turmoil the last three weeks, much of it recorded by a persistent and expanding press corps.

A report by Amnesty International on Monday is the latest to scold China for not keeping its pre-Olympic pledges to expand press freedoms for foreign reporters.

To win the coveted right to hold the Olympics, China promised to expand press freedoms for foreign journalists and dangled the prospect that, more broadly, human rights might also be improved.

Thus, to loosen censorship by expanding press freedoms, appeal to journalistic institutions as watchdogs of the powerful.

Resolutions are nice, but expanding press freedom in the next 10 years will require more than rhetoric.

We mark events such as World Press Freedom Day in the context of our enduring commitment to support and expand press freedom and the free flow of information in this digital age.

By Ken Auletta Those who are suspicious of Murdoch's pledges not to interfere recall what happened when he first expanded his press empire.