Sentence examples for journalistic commitments from inspiring English sources

As the programme gained momentum, Norman gradually sloughed off his other journalistic commitments.

Such journalistic commitments – not helped by last week's BBC announcement of cuts in its World Service and global news budgets – can save lives.

It was decades of patience and journalistic commitment in the making.

Companies that still have ample resources do not always share a journalistic commitment to open government.

With this shared advice, images of Mr. Rather's journalistic commitment to a long career come to mind.

To make "Dark Days," which opens today at the Film Forum, Mr. Singer made the ultimate journalistic commitment.

Rather than build on the network's strength in news, executives quickly cut back ABC's journalistic commitment in order to make it more profitable.

On these issues, an official journalistic commitment to neutrality coexists with the obvious ideological thrust of a thousand specific editorial choices: what kinds of questions are asked of which politicians; which stories get wall-to-wall coverage and which ones end up buried; which side is portrayed as aggressors and which side as the aggrieved party, and on and on and on.

Vogt's biographer Rune Ottosen writes in Norsk biografisk leksikon that Vogt "unfolded his wide journalistic commitment for politics" in the newspaper.

As a journalistic enterprise, our commitment is to pursue the truth, we're not doing advocacy, we're not cheerleading for any particular party, and that for me is where Huffington Post was and where we'll continue to be".

My career as a reporter spanned a remarkable time in local TV news, of both incredible journalistic creativity and commitment, and a profit-driven abandonment of journalism's civic responsibility to keep the public reasonably well-informed.