Sentence examples for media under pressure from inspiring English sources

I welcome the Council's decision of 9 January, calling on the Serbian Government to respect in full the results of the local elections in Serbia - in other words the victory of Zajedno, the alliance of opposition parties - to grant freedom of the press, to stop putting the independent media under pressure and to promote dialogue among all Serbia's political groups.

The gas slippage phenomenon is usually observed when gas flow through porous media under low pressure, and has received an increasing attention for its importance in science and engineering.

Egypt's media have been under pressure since Morsi's overthrow.

No media organisation is under pressure to balance the story like the BBC.

At a time when media stocks are under pressure, that was enough to pull down the company's shares after the mid-July earnings announcement.

Can media be ethical under pressure of deadlines, and when they're unable to deploy their news teams in conflict zones, as has been the case in Syria?

In response, schools have reformed their policies, either due to activist or media scrutiny, or under pressure by guidance released by OCR.

The broader moves by Disney into the Internet TV space come at a time when the company and other media giants are under pressure from investors to respond to growing concerns about cord cutting.

The media has always been under pressure, but it has never been so blatant.

What are teenage girls really thinking?, into the behaviour and attitudes of young women, showed how the media made them feel under pressure to be thin.

The Federal Communications Commission, stung by several court decisions undercutting media ownership limits and under pressure from Congress, said today that it would begin a lengthy effort to rewrite rules for television and radio ownership.