Sentence examples for not be posed from inspiring English sources

The Times's policy guideline on journalistic integrity says, in part, "Pictures of news situations must not be posed"; many news organizations have similar policies.

Would Philip Roth have been asked the same question, ponders Publishing Perspectives's Dennis Abrams, while Salon's David Daley calls it a "reductive" question "about the likability of her main character – a question that might not be posed to a male author in quite this way".

"When it came to civilians, anybody that may or may not be posing a threat, he really didn't screw around," a soldier said.

And following them were a dozen cameras and Rihanna and her bodyguards and manager, who kept busy informing even those who had not asked that Rihanna would not be posing for pictures.

"It seems to suggest the Internet may not be posing the threat that some are concerned it is," says Ybarra.

While the vents may not be posing an immediate global warming threat, the sheer number means that our calculations on the potential sources of greenhouse gases may need revising.

And perhaps most notably, the expectant mom discussed why she will not be posing for any "body after baby" tabloid photos once she's given birth.

Given that the focus is only on children's homes means that an important question has not been posed.

To ask ourselves this would be the logical consequence of the thread of argument we have pursued, but it is possible that, put in these terms, the question we are facing has not been posed properly.

Maybe the last picture shouldn't be posed, a perfect reminder of what we looked like in positions we never took, as if we were a chorus line or paper dolls.

They shouldn't be posing a problem in the first place".