Sentence examples for journalistic support from inspiring English sources

In the following years he provided journalistic support for the Macedonian revolutionary cause and eventually became editor of the Democratic Party organ, Priaporets.

The possibility he might seek enforcement - a sword of Damocles, according to her lawyers - has stimulated a formidable array of journalistic support.

Never before have the thoughts, statements and actions of an American President been so favorably influenced by any dictatorship as Mr. Clinton's by China, and its business, intellectual and journalistic support groups in the U.S.

For all the swooning over Mr. McCain, he even lost New York, where his wide journalistic support included The Post, which was so distracted by his cause that for a couple of weeks it forgot to bash Hillary Clinton.

In 1762, as author of a political newspaper, the North Briton, he began to give rancorous journalistic support to Earl Temple's campaign against the ministry of Lord Bute, not hesitating to evoke popular English hatred for the Scots and to write libellous innuendos about Bute's relations with George III's mother.

The journalistic support for the cause was appreciated by military commanders such as Douglas Haig, who saw the propaganda generated by the correspondents as an integral part of the Allies' efforts.

-How does Rush Limbaugh's statement about journalistic responsibilities support or contradict the government's activities in Iraq and Afghanistan as reported in the article?

This article was produced as part of the Balkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence supported by the ERSTE Foundation and Open Society Foundations, in cooperation with the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network.

Judy's life was dedicated to journalistic integrity and support for the unjustly disenfranchised.

But not to Joe Conason and Gene Lyons, the authors of "The Hunting of the President," essentially a journalistic brief in support of Hillary Clinton's assertion.

"The film acknowledged the majority scientific and journalistic consensus in support of man-made global warming, but legitimately sought to present the viewpoint of the small minority of scientists who do not believe global warming is caused by anthropogenic production of carbon dioxide".