Sentence examples for limit media from inspiring English sources

And his team thought Trump was a nice heat shield that would limit media scrutiny of their candidate.

First, should the police have done more to limit media access to the crime scene while the alleged perpetrator was reconstructing the 22 July attacks?

"There is a school of thought that you limit media access to your candidate and you control the flow of news," Mr. Stone said.

Obama continued many of these programs, and he pursued new efforts to limit media freedom by aggressively prosecuting alleged government "leakers" and the reporters who wrote about them.

After summoning editors from Thailand's mainstream media to a meeting, the appointee in charge of media monitoring, Lt Gen Suchai Pongput, explained: "We do not limit media freedom, but freedom must be within limits".

But the efforts to limit media coverage in Raqqa, by both the Americans and the Kurds, might also have been tied to the controversial way that the campaign was conducted.

Cuba, after all, is still a country of limited media.

Andrew Dilnot recalls limited media attention in the 1983 general election campaign.

Meanwhile there are roadblocks, particularly the language barrier, which severely limits media exposure for songs in Spanish.

Journalists, scholars, corporate officials and the public still debate the drawbacks and merits of limited media ownership.

Other instances support that the president limits media access when journalists cover news in ways he dislikes.