Sentence examples for news guidelines from inspiring English sources

But one network veteran suggested that the news guidelines allow for second-chance questions mainly to cover equipment failures — "when cameras break, or lighting messes up," he said.

Standard 'breaking bad news' guidelines include checking for understanding.

Sky News' guidelines state: "Any grounds for an investigation that involves significant intrusion into any individual's privacy must be very strong.

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The university president, Elizabeth Hoffman, who announced the new guidelines at a news conference yesterday, said Colorado wanted to set a standard for all universities.

WHO's new guidelines are welcome news for people living with HIV, but implementing them presents challenges.

The good news is that there should be new guidelines relatively soon.

The new guidelines default toward providing advance notice to news organizations when investigators pursue news-gathering materials, except when notification would threaten continuing investigations.

The new guidelines also encourage reporters to "avoid [linking to] news stories", in favour of linking to analysis.

Whether hyping a scenario for a shield law or citing new Justice Department guidelines for news media policies, the cranked-up spin from the administration's PR machinery does not change the fact that Obama is doubling down on a commitment to routine surveillance of everyone, along with extreme measures specifically aimed at journalists -- and whistleblowers.

Facebook tells me the new publisher guidelines will warn news outlets to add original content or value to reposted content or invoke the social network's wrath.