Sentence examples for for future press from inspiring English sources
She said: "An upheld complaint is a serious outcome for any editor and puts down a marker for future press behaviour... "The fact that breaches of the code can lead to public criticism means that editors have to consider the key ethical issues before publishing.
He said that after the hearings concluded, Ms Patry Hoskins had "no input into any conclusion as to the past treatment of those affected by press abuses... or any aspect of the proposals made for future press regulation".
Still, it makes for a great option for the future press who at the moment use entire vans' worth of gear to do an on-location report; now they can just use this thing, although I guess they can still ride in the van.
She works from San Francisco, running boot camps for aspiring leaders in the political and nonprofit arenas, and is the author of "Campaign Boot Camp: Basic Training for Future Leaders," (PoliPoint Press, 2007).
The Court made life especially difficult for future plaintiffs against the press by saying that they would henceforth have to prove "actual malice" as the cause of a mistake — a state of mind that is almost insuperably difficult to establish.
The Sydney parade -- a three-mile walk through downtown with the air of a family outing in brisk fall weather -- was the centerpiece of a weekend of nationwide ceremonies and rallies organized by the council to acknowledge mistreatment of Aborigines and to press for future equity for them.
But is this a happy model for the future of press regulation?
Published on the 29th November 2012, it set out Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations for the future of press regulation in the UK.
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop will put forward his ideas for the future of press regulation when he gives evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next week.
That is not to say that Mosley's proposals for the future of press regulation in the UK excluded outside interference.
