Sentence examples for journalistic tenet from inspiring English sources

Thompson was disparaging about the implication that Bloomberg is stepping away from a core journalistic tenet of impartial news coverage.

"It's a basic journalistic tenet that subjects don't have editorial control over the product," says Bruce Mohun, a television science journalist in Vancouver, Canada.

For the last few weeks, MSNBC's election coverage has become so viscerally partisan that you could sense that the coverage was coming close to threatening the fundamental journalistic tenets of broadcast journalism.

To behave otherwise is a violation of journalistic ethics and tenets, and no self-respecting news outlet would deliberately compromise its relationship with viewers or readers for political gain.

El Chapo was also allowed to see the story before it was published, which had experts debating whether or not the magazine breached a core tenet of journalistic ethics.

This approach is also understandable in editorial terms, with 'balance' a significant tenet of journalistic practice.

As they do so, they have begun to challenge some of the most basic tenets of American journalistic practice – among them, the concept of reporting objectivity.

"It seems somewhat strange to me that while mounting a purported journalistic high horse they themselves did not follow the basic tenets of fair and professional journalism," he said in a statement.

The Knight Foundation, an organization that touts its commitment to "journalistic excellence", issued an apology the next day, saying it "should not have put itself into a position tantamount to rewarding people who have violated the basic tenets of journalism".

"Tenet shareholders deserve better".

This itself is another tenet.