Sentence examples for media to exercise from inspiring English sources

The program, he stressed, was intended only to enable purchasers of digital media to exercise so-called fair use rights in copying material they had already acquired.

Lebanon's information minister wants the media to exercise self-censorship to promote stability in a highly sectarian and politicized country despite his government's claims of protecting freedom of expression, and, while much-needed press law reforms languish in parliament.

"Given the extremely sensitive nature of the issues, we urge upon all media outlets to exercise as much restraint as possible when commenting on the case.

The Article 19 report also revealed a more than 100percentt increase in attacks on journalists in Mexico City, which had previously been considered one of the safest places for media professionals to exercise their trade in Mexico.

My thinking was, the media tells you to exercise, the media tells you to have this wonderful work/life balance.

I do not favour government controls in this instance, but believe the media themselves have to exercise far more responsibility than has been shown to date: the media should adopt a code of conduct that fences off the wholesale plunder of government secrets.

In India, where the people and the media often struggle to exercise their freedom of expression, he is inspiring millennials to speak up without fear.

It's one approach to tell students to exercise media literacy skills and be careful with online behavior.

"Under the human rights of free speech and press, it is none other than an obligation for an international and comprehensive media outlet, like the BBC, to exercise its professional responsibility to interview all MPs and MEPs regardless of personal viewpoint.

Timberlake, who flew in from Los Angeles, used social media to urge his fans to exercise their right to vote.

However, this is simply not appropriate when considering non-personal health interventions, such as mass media campaigns to encourage people to exercise more, where virtually the entire intervention consists of programme costs.