Sentence examples for media were given access from inspiring English sources

That meeting was closed to American reporters, although members of Russian state media were given access.

It was the first time the media was given access to the facility since President Barack Obama called the more than 47,000 unaccompanied children who have entered the country this budget year an "urgent humanitarian situation".

Under the news blackout deal, media organisations that signed up were given access to a series of pooled interviews, pictures and footage of the prince in Afghanistan, on condition that nothing would run until his tour ended in April.

The newspaper is one of a small number of media organisations, including the Guardian, which were given access to almost 400,000 secret US army reports released by the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks.

During legislative elections in February a fifth of the seats were allocated in proportion to votes cast rather than under the previous winner-takes-all system that has long favoured the president's allies.Opposition parties were given access to state media and allowed to hold rallies.

The regulations are clear: "The media will be given access as close to the activity as possible, with a clear line of sight and within hearing range of the incident".

But, with their baby destined to wear the crown one day, there is likely to be an acceptance that media will be given access, especially on milestone occasions such as the first day at school.

Judge Robert Atherton said "further consideration" was being given as to whether any members of the media would be given access to the room at the hospital.

No official information has been given about what is happening in the pilot cull zones "for operational reasons" and the media are not being given access to cover the shooting.

The men will be tried by a jury but no report of the case will be made public and no members of the media or public will be given access to the court.

Eagles trained to take down drones Jump to media player The BBC has been given access to the airbase where Dutch police are training eagles to take down unauthorised drones.