Sentence examples for newspaper integrity from inspiring English sources

And yet on reflection, it came to me that since I was reading an English newspaper, integrity and propriety must have been the words that Reid actually used.

Older readers to the extent they have noticed have been alienated, while the hoped-for young readers have not shown up in sufficient numbers.Mr Desmond is making all the usual noises about preserving the newspapers' integrity, even rather ludicrously suggesting that a "panel of experts" will be appointed as a safeguard.

The Guardian's collusion with al-Jazeera in publishing selected items of confidential information on the negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians has been extremely foolish (Comment, 31 January); and if I didn't still hold on to the view that the Guardian is a newspaper of integrity, I might say that it looks like sabotage.

The journalists he hires to uncover information "know that my primary interest is the newspaper and the integrity and accuracy and fairness of the newspaper," Mr. Ibarguen continued.

Douglas-Home suffered a tragically early death, but the truth is that he was the figleaf behind which Murdoch began the rape of the Times as an independent newspaper of unimpeachable integrity.

In investing one editor with responsibility for maintaining high standards of accuracy, fairness and ethical conduct, Mr. Keller adopted a central recommendation of a committee led by Mr. Siegal that had been charged with investigating how Mr. Blair's fraud went undetected and suggesting safeguards for the newspaper's quality and integrity.

Talk of the newspaper selling out its integrity was spurred not only by the supposedly coincidental resignation of the paper's editor, Shelby Coffey, but also by the appointment of a former head of consumer marketing as general manager for news.There are indeed dangers in Mr Willes's plan (would you write a hard-hitting story on Hollywood, if your department head was wooing a big studio chief?).

Earlier this year, a Gallup poll found that only nine per cent of Americans had a lot of confidence in Congress, and that only twenty per cent had any faith in the integrity of newspapers.

But as he was running for a fifth term, he found himself defending his integrity, when newspapers revealed that he had been paid to serve on the board of advisors of a bank and the board of directors of a savings and loan association, both of which had business with the city.

Ultimately he takes responsibility for the editorial integrity of the newspaper".

This isn't a corporate view; it's purely driven by the editorial integrity of the newspaper".