Sentence examples similar to media prerogative from inspiring English sources

But the CNE has said it is powerless to prevent the president using his media prerogatives to transmit campaign speeches.

She isn't always right and, as her critics have pointed out, she's not above using the new-media prerogative of going into her archives and changing the bad call to a good one.

On Thursday evening, a portion of the British media exercised its own prerogative: to attack the judges behind the ruling.

That, of course, is the prerogative of media tycoons (though Rupert Murdoch is slightly more reticent about internal appointments).

The current law, which makes the naming of public media chiefs a presidential prerogative, was introduced by Mr. Sarkozy in 2009.

Woods opted against any post-round media duties, as is his prerogative, after signing for a third-round 75.

Tim might get some stick from the British media but that's our prerogative, just as it's Bud's to make fun of his the US of A's big name US Wimbledon flops Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras.

There is a strife brewing between people who claim vital stories are being overlooked by the media vs. those in media with the prerogative of deciding what stories to cover.

In the absence of official, medical directives and within the prevailing framework of medical tourism as a customer's prerogative, the presentation to Australian media audiences of any hazards arising from the practice was a combination of anecdotal, patient evidence and a healthy dose of 'buyer beware'.

Washington's prerogatives are evident when the media window on the world is tinted red-white-and-blue.

That power is now the prerogative of the owners of the new media groups.