Sentence examples for legitimate press from inspiring English sources
The comments follow weeks of dispute over what constitutes legitimate press coverage of Tony and Cherie Blair's four children, Euan, Nicky, Kathryn and baby Leo.
A.M.I. said that an amendment to McDougal's contract — signed after Trump won the election — allowed her to "respond to legitimate press inquiries" regarding the affair.
He said that "there's nothing to comment on" and that Mr. Capeci was "an Internet blogger that wants exposure in the legitimate press".
It is a cruel irony that amendments designed to protect individual privacy would therefore assist in protecting giant corporations from legitimate press intrusion into their activities.
Make no mistake about it: the ratings rise of Jon Stewart's fake news has been in direct relation to the show's prowess at blowing the whistle on propaganda when the legitimate press fails to do so.
The Washington press corps' eagerness to facilitate and serve as dress extras in what amounts to an administration promotional video can now be seen as a metaphor for just how much the legitimate press has been co-opted by all manner of fakery in the Bush years.
June's novel was published by a vanity press (she persuaded Jennifer to contribute her dole money to help pay for the publication), but Jennifer, who tried legitimate presses, met with nothing but rejection.
It is now legitimate to press Strachan on his attitude towards Rhodes, a player who routinely displays one regular commodity which Scotland so dismally lack.
The party feels it is legitimate to press the issue of Cameron's personal judgement, but is also aware that if ii oversteps the mark, it will look to be making political capital.
Even if one accepted the notion that reporters for Al-Aqsa are not "legitimate" journalists — which press freedom groups like Reporters Without Borders do not — there were still several journalists from other Palestinian agencies who were injured.
"But is he legitimate?" Mr. Russert pressed.
