Sentence examples for journalists should be able from inspiring English sources

IFJ's president, Philippe Leruth, said: "Journalists should be able to investigate freely.

Yes, all journalists should be able to do so much more than was once the case.

It was not contested formally by any media organisation, though a reporter covering the hearing argued that journalists should be able to reveal the brothers' original names.

Journalists should be able to talk with sources without fear that they will be "conspirators" to criminality, whether the subject is a NASA shuttle failure or Navy SEALs on a classified raid in Abbottabad.

At his monthly press conference today, Clegg said journalists should be able to rely on a public interest defence if they break some laws relating to computer misuse, data protection and bribery.

"We firmly believe that all journalists should be able to exercise their duties and responsibilities and rights in the exercise of their work," said Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy chief, in Bucharest.

A good journalist should be able to support a particular football team at the weekend, but put aside their loyalties when reporting on another.

"I believe every journalist should be able to ask questions even if those questions are uncomfortable," Lemon said in his own defense the next day.

"Our view is that when Candidate A says it's raining outside, and Candidate B says it's sunny, a journalist should be able to look outside and say, 'Well it's sunny, so one of these guys is wrong,'" she told Stewart.

(While they obviously won't be able to share the details that an embedded journalist could, they should be able to recount some of the key moments they have witnessed and their reactions to them).

Any good science journalist, he says, should be able to tell these stories.