Sentence examples for journalistic obligation from inspiring English sources

So you must wonder if Kornheiser will feel any journalistic obligation to keep to himself what Rosenhaus told him publicly that he would tell him privately.

Eason Jordan, CNN's chief news executive, said in an interview, "Once the tape fell into our hands we had a journalistic obligation to report it".

An interview before the Heisman show, said Vince Doria, ESPN's senior vice president and director of news, "fulfills the journalistic obligation that we have to viewers and allows the show to be as good a watch as it can be for viewers and recipients".

And you're wondering how I can write about a theme that involves what I will call a fairly colorful phrase and maintain my journalistic obligation to write in a sophisticated and professional manner, especially when Phil the Standards Guy is looking.

I see it instead as my journalistic obligation.

Many papers see political endorsements as a journalistic obligation to their readers.

Keith Brown, the executive vice president for news and public affairs at BET, said the historical relevance of Obama's candidacy prompted a series of conversations about BET's journalistic obligations.

Sure, preparing for class is hard when you have literary and journalistic obligations, and yes, his students are paying an absurd amount of money to gain an intangible set of skills.

"We are just doing our journalistic duty".

In an article this month in Editor & Publisher, the industry magazine, Mr. Ridder responded that Knight Ridder "holds sacred both its journalistic mission and its obligations to all stakeholders".

A network's primary contract is with the viewers who tune in to its shows every day, one that is more important than any obligation it feels to journalistic pundits or Beltway politicos.