Sentence examples for journalistic safeguards from inspiring English sources

Still, ABC has insisted on certain journalistic safeguards, including that both Woodruffs submit any plans for speaking engagements to the network's standards and practices unit.

Jo Glanville, English Pen's director, said: "While it is disappointing that the appeal was not successful on all grounds, this is a significant victory for press freedom, remedying a very worrying gap in the law for safeguarding journalistic material and sources".

Addressing staff concerns, Mr. Heyward said, "The story was thoroughly vetted as all pieces of '60 Minutes' are, and the more they know about the process, the more reassured they will be that we used every appropriate journalistic standard and safeguard in reporting the story".

Judging from surveys and interviews of editors around the country, in the last 10 months many newspapers have instituted safeguards against journalistic fraud.

The Scott Trust was created in 1936 to safeguard the journalistic freedom, independence and liberal values of the Guardian.

The Trust was set up in 1936 to safeguard the journalistic freedom, independence and liberal values of the Guardian in perpetuity.

The Scott Trust was originally created in 1936 to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity and to safeguard the journalistic freedom and liberal values of the Guardian free from commercial or political interference.

Like Time Inc., CNN has its own tradition of journalistic integrity that it actively safeguards.

May's report found that Ripa did not "provide adequate safeguards to protect journalistic sources" and recommended that "judicial authorisation is obtained in cases where communications data is sought to determine the source of journalistic information".

The MRC is seeking "urgent" reform, including a call for clear ownership thresholds, where no individual or entity has a controlling share in an organisation that has a dominant share of any news market, and safeguards to ensure journalistic and editorial autonomy.

And they are different again from the owner of the Guardian/Observer, the Scott Trust, which exists specifically to safeguard the papers' journalistic freedom and liberal values "free from commercial or political interference".