Sentence examples for issues for journalists from inspiring English sources

Frankly, these are difficult issues for journalists to write about.

It is bankrolling many of the Washington analysts who interpret education issues for journalists and giving grants to some media organizations.

For instance, the Initiative for Policy Dialogue, based at Columbia university in New York, produces background information on development issues for journalists.

The cases raised timeless issues for journalists and sources about what readers have a right to know and whose responsibility it is to find it out or disclose it.

There is a tricky set of issues for journalists here—news cannot function if fully draped in advocacy or activism, and there is a basic human need for information that we must fulfill.

He supported Cameron's visit, saying it had helped highlight intimidation of the media, and said the biggest issue for journalists was covert surveillance by the military, often in civilian clothes.

It may be that the Justice Department's apparent conclusion in April that none of the money Gore solicited went into hard-money accounts settled the issue for journalists, or at least made them less than eager to pursue the story since it seemed unlikely to pan out.

Most people see this as an issue only for journalists.

And family courts, which deal with divorce cases and adoption among other personal issues, are open for journalists to attend but they can be prevented from reporting details and parents involved in cases are often prevented by law from speaking publicly.

Last week, the Press Complaints Commission announced its intention to "issue editorial guidance for journalists on how to report on transgender issues in accordance with the letter and spirit of the Editors' Code of Practice".

"I didn't want to make this the No. 1 issue for foreign journalists coming into Utah," he told me.