Sentence examples for maintaining press from inspiring English sources

I changed my mind when I realised the implications I know Hacked Off, which represents victims of press misbehaviour, sincerely thinks it has found the best possible way to stop abuses by newspapers while maintaining press freedom.

At a reception held at Simpson's in the Strand in April, Jacob Zuma spoke about maintaining press freedom in front of an audience of academics, business people and politicians, including Baroness Amos, former secretary of state for international development.

For this reason, it is essential not only that the new system maintains press freedom - while demanding responsibility - but also that its presentation to the wider world leaves no room for doubt as to its positive intentions.

Ms. Himmelfarb, who has applied to several medical schools and is waiting to hear back, compares the process of maintaining the presses to diagnosing problems in the human body.

However a delicate balance needs to be maintained between press freedom and responsibility of the press to minimize the harm to vulnerable individuals.

Labour Leader Ed Miliband said the deal would protect "future victims" of press intrusion, while maintaining a free press.

Kelner, who was addressing the inaugural National Newspapers of Ireland (NNI) journalism awards, maintained that press self-regulation was not perfect but state regulation was not the answer either.

Pointing to the recent confrontation with Syria over its alleged use of chemical weapons, the officials argue that a credible military threat has to be maintained to press Iran to change course.

Reverb Communications recommends a program which maintains continuous press coverage.

By the time the investigations were over, Olmsted maintained, the press, the Congress, and the public "preferred to maintain their basic deference to the secret government".

Though Eriksson maintained in press conferences that his personal life was a private matter, his relationships with Jonsson in 2002 and Alam in 2004 were subject to tabloid headlines for several weeks.