Sentence examples for limits on press from inspiring English sources

Foreign governments and human rights groups have spoken out against the continuing crackdown, which has included tighter limits on press freedom and on Internet discussion sites, including political blogs.

It may seem like a strange priority in a week such as this one, when (as Evan Osnos reports today) China is showing up to bail out Europe, with strings attached — and when China imposed new limits on press freedom, Internet freedom, and artistic freedom (all of which were already woeful) — but it's a revealing one: in France, politics are also, essentially, cultural.

When asked where the limits on the press's freedom lay, Sid Ahmed said that the government was fair game but not the President himself.

Monday's scuffle occurred during a speech in which Trump called for putting limits on the press and strengthening liability laws against the media.

Strict limits on advance press viewings and review embargoes only stirred up more speculation that the long-awaited film is a dud; early reviews have indeed been brutal.

In 2002 we commissioned work on a statutory press complaints commission, a royal commission on limits to press ownership and a privacy law.

Today, there are more than 50 products to choose from, ranging from chrome and platinum-coated sets to cards with game-worn jersey pieces sewn on to cards limited to press runs of five, making their worth stratospheric.

(It's off-limits for press).

A day later, Zimbabwe's Parliament delayed passage of a bill that would have imposed new limits on the country's press and effectively barred foreign correspondents.

Distrustful of the press since her husband's 1992 presidential campaign and her early days as First Lady, she imposed limits on her availability to the press van following her.

From the start, his friends recalled, he seemed to press the limits on the subway.