Sentence examples for limitations on media from inspiring English sources
One key reason is Australia's "reach rule," which places limitations on media ownership.
One key reason is Australia's "reach rule," which places limitations on media ownership.
"Of specific concern were his threats and insults directed toward journalists, arbitrary limitations on media access and comments in support of potential legal reforms that would weaken First Amendment protections," the statement reads.
Noir, in his TV spot, appropriates language generally used by gun-control advocates, by proposing "common sense limitations" on media coverage of shootings, and also implies that its hypocritical for the left to talk about gun control while exercising their first amendment rights.
A prominent British lawyer called a four-year sentence for posting messages online "disproportionate," and along with Mr. Cameron's call for limitations on social media seemed to echo — albeit faintly — Arab regimes that have harshly punished social media "misuse".
The Chinese authorities have also placed extraordinary limitations on news media access to Mr. Obama while he is here.
Pentagon officials acknowledge the current limitations on the media, but insist that they are an inevitable result of the requirements of operational security and political sensitivities among the American partners.
Not only would it mean major cutbacks in ad spending potentially restraining the exposure of the food companies to consumers but it could also put limitations on most media, from television and radio to newspapers and magazines.
The S.E.C. asked for Mr. Musk to be held in contempt of court over a tweet about Tesla production volumes, which it says infringed a settlement that put limitations on his social-media use.
Finally, digital media are sometimes expected to obviate institutional and resource limitations on the development of media platforms and content production for public health authorities.
