Sentence examples for media interference from inspiring English sources

There is an on-going, already challenging, police investigation taking place and media interference in this way not only makes the work of the police more difficult, it can potentially damage and destroy the investigation altogether – and hence the chances of us finding Madeleine and discovering what has happened to her.

Last month a report by the US Senate — entitled Putin's Asymmetric Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe: Implications for US National Security — also criticized the adequacy of the investigations conducted thus far by Facebook and Twitter into allegations of Russian social media interference vis-a-vis Brexit.

Of note in the FBI's document dump (which they first blogged about in 2006) is all the sniping FBI agents did about media interference into the investigation, as well as the memo to FBI agents to check out a group of medical students at USC because of the surgery-quality cut that split Short in two.

Furthermore, these paths could have statistical variation due to unstable media or interference from different noise sources such as the node V in the figure.

Overload alludes to the potential overload of media and interference we experience in society while One Life, One Reality tells the story of one boy affected by the war in Iraq.

As Lee puts it, "This is really a document of how black families saw themselves without media, without outside interference," removed from the realm of respectability politics.

As Lee puts it, "This is really a document of how black families saw themselves — without media, without outside interference," removed from the realm of respectability politics.

Since the Rose Revolution there have been reversals in three key democratic pillars — increasing restrictions on media freedom, political interference in the judiciary and the erosion of private property rights.

Legal cases against journalists, government takeovers of media outlets, and interference with editorial decisions are commonplace, and Turkey now ranks 151st among 180 countries in the World Press Freedom Index, which is published by Reporters Without Borders.

After days of hostile articles in the official Chinese news media about American interference in the region, Mr. Yang said any settlement over the South China Sea disputes should only involve those "directly concerned," in other words, not the United States.

Rupert Murdoch threatened the Conservatives that unless they changed policy on Europe they would lose the support of his newspapers, Sir John Major revealed yesterday, in the starkest evidence so far of the media tycoon's interference in politics.