Sentence examples for limiting press from inspiring English sources

By limiting press access to politicians, the voice of America is stifled.

The campaign is lobbying for an independent system of regulation, with a statutory underpinning to protect the public without unduly limiting press freedom.

In an address to the French Institute of Foreign Relations, Mr. Kagame dismissed the complaints of human rights advocates who accused him of jailing opponents and limiting press freedom and said he was emphasizing economic progress and development.

Orban's allies steadily took control of the country's media, limiting press freedom, while Fidesz loyalists grabbed power in cultural, judicial and financial institutions.

They say the populist leader wants to limit press freedoms.

Downing Street denied that the prime minister was seeking to limit press coverage of the trip.

What powers does the President and his security advisors have to limit press coverage during war?

Gives writer a printed sheet explaining that he limits press encounters to one question, autograph, or photo.

Since entering the White House, Trump's flurry of actions — the refugee ban, the botched Yemen raid, a Supreme Court nominee — have limited press scrutiny of his criminal-justice agenda.

So should the media fear a Zuma presidency, and is this attempt to limit press freedom the greatest threat to South Africa's young democracy?

Lucy A. Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, suggested that the investigation was one of several "really egregious" efforts by the Bush administration to limit press freedoms by intimidating reporters and their sources.