Sentence examples for newspaper cannot be from inspiring English sources

For reasons of political sensitivity, the petition, which has been seen by this newspaper, cannot be discussed in detail.

The damage done to Mr. Mosley's reputation by "the embarrassing personal information" disclosed by the newspaper "cannot be mitigated by simply adding a few noughts to the number first thought of," the judge said.

And so, you see, one whole side of this great debate thrives only because the reporters hired to write for an environmental section of a newspaper cannot be bothered to learn even the basic facts of their topic area.

But national newspapers cannot be run in that fashion.

"While the Mail does not agree with The Guardian over the stolen secret security files it published, I suggest that we can agree that the fury and recrimination the story is provoking reveals again why those who rule us – and who should be held to account by newspapers – cannot be allowed to sit in judgment on the press," he wrote.

British newspaper editors cannot be other than aware of the sensitivity surrounding the Madeleine McCann story.

"And while the Mail does not agree with the Guardian over the stolen secret security files it published, I suggest that we can agree that the fury and recrimination the story is provoking reveals again why those who rule us - and who should be held to account by newspapers - cannot be allowed to sit in judgment on the press".

Newspaper articles alone cannot be used as evidence in a trial to establish facts, since they are regarded as hearsay.

Angela Merkel, the chancellor, told a newspaper this week: "Exorbitance cannot be allowed in a free and socially minded society".In Britain the director-general of the Institute of Directors also waded into the debate, arguing that excessive pay packages make it harder to defend the merits of capitalism.

Unlike most newspaper articles, books cannot be produced overnight; depending on the complexities and character of the subject, they can take many years to research and write before publishers can ship consignments to bookstores.

If a lawyer reveals his client's confidences to a reporter, he can be punished for violating that privilege — but the newspaper cannot constitutionally be punished for publishing the information.