Sentence examples for newspaper rule from inspiring English sources
There has been an old rule of practice called the "newspaper rule".
The purpose of the newspaper rule is to allow journalists to protect sources during preliminary proceedings prior to trial.
But it did not repeat the newspaper rule that 51% of the equity must be held by a single Indian investor.
McCallum found that the protection of the newspaper rule did not apply because the journalist had gone ahead and published Liu's notes.
By rewriting the newspaper rule in this way the court has said that the final arbiter of what is published should be the source, not the journalist or the editor.
Judge Moses, responding to an emergency motion from the newspaper, ruled in court in Hackensack today that the authority must comply with the agreement.
The newspaper ruled out any move to cut the reserve requirement in the near term, but said the central bank's resumption of injections signals its willingness to support the market.
In that perch, he was one of the half-dozen most important opposition voices during those years, translating ameliorative liberalism into the lunch-bucket political language he calls "American" (and introducing O'Neill to a new world in which television, not afternoon newspapers, ruled the hours after lunchtime).
He suggested that the newspaper-broadcast rule should be loosened further.
Public interest groups and a departing member of the commission, Michael J. Copps, expressed concerns that the newspaper-broadcast rule change could cause more consolidation in the media industry, in which round after round of stations have been sold to bigger companies.
