Sentence examples for influencing coverage from inspiring English sources

Generally, the owners of news organizations try to avoid any appearance of influencing coverage, particularly when they have political affiliations.

Boss and longtime friend Tony Hall, the BBC's director general, has said that Yentob has been cleared of influencing coverage of Kids Company but recognised the scandal made keeping his executive role untenable.

In a new report, Daniel R. Levinson, the inspector general at the Department of Health and Human Services, said the federal Medicare agency had not clearly defined "conflict of interest" and did not enforce standards meant to prevent such conflicts from influencing coverage decisions by the panels, known as pharmacy and therapeutics committees.

Beyond influencing coverage in America's broadsheets, AP's cooperation with the the Nazi regime extended to German soil.

But Thursday night's affair illustrates the sweeteners that industries and sources often offer as a means of subtly influencing coverage of their issues.

On the other hand, the performance of GOtcha was affected by the chosen cut-off of 30%, suggested by the authors to avoid false positives [20] but negatively influencing coverage.

"How can this not influence coverage?

He has always denied using his media ownership to influence coverage of himself.

He said he was then suspended after asserting publicly that the bank influenced coverage.

Not surprisingly, Professor Waismel-Manor and Professor Tsfati found that other factors, too, influenced coverage.

Such conflicts of interest may well have influenced coverage of the Gulf subsidy row.