Sentence examples for guaranteeing press from inspiring English sources

"It's a way of guaranteeing press coverage," says Emily Hayward, a literary agent at Sheil Land Associates.

It had drafted its own media law, guaranteeing press freedoms, and said the minister had promised to put both bills to parliament.

The motion concluded: "The government is backtracking on David Cameron's pledge to phone-hacking victims to support firm regulation whilst guaranteeing press freedom".

They are accused "only" of breaking a century-old French law guaranteeing press freedom, and the privacy of media sources, which had been renewed and reinforced in January of this year.

But during the interview, Mr. Schröder declined to take sides in the takeover battle, and he identified himself with Mr. Putin's view that the fight for financial control of NTV is separate from the issue of guaranteeing press freedom.

What countries other than the United States guarantee press freedom?

She will be guaranteed press coverage, if not a place in the next round.

Constitutionally guaranteed press freedoms, often violated before 1987, are now generally observed.

But, after two lower courts ruled in the postal service's favor, the higher court came to a different conclusion: Germany's constitutionally guaranteed press freedom imposed an obligation to accept and deliver mail no matter what opinions it contained.

A new constitution in 2005 was supposed to guarantee press freedom, but last year the regime was still happy to sentence a poet, Muhammad ibn al-Dheeb al Ajami, to life in prison (later commuted to 15 years) for daring to poke fun at them.

I have a sneaking suspicion that The Laptop Company is doing this because of the almost guaranteed press attention this will be getting, in which case its strategy has already paid off.