Sentence examples for press access for from inspiring English sources
Moreover, on numerous occasions, Pence's staff pushed back against foreign governments that sought to limit press access for U.S. journalists, such as in Korea, Singapore and Egypt.
The White House has defended its use of an apparently doctored video clip to justify revoking press access for the CNN reporter Jim Acosta.
State Senator Eric Adams of Brooklyn, a former New York police officer, says the institutional bias should lean toward press access, for reasons that date back to the radical thoughts of those fellows in white wigs in the 18th century.
In the lawsuit, the network said it seeks an immediate restraining order restoring press access for Acosta.
When Sundance announced its commitment to increase press access for underrepresented communities, Lopez said she called up to ask how disabled folks fit into the pledge and if the buses that transport people around Park City, Utah, were handicap accessible.
"We don't take this opportunity lightly and recognize the controversy surrounding press access for the trip," Alex Skatell, IJR's founder and chief executive, said in a statement on Tuesday.
View of the Mausoleum of Augustus, the biggest mausoleum ever built by the Romans, in central Rome on May 2, 2017, within a press access given for the second phase of its archaeological restoration (Photo credit: ANDREAS SOLARO/AFP/Getty Images).
In a victory for the cable network and for press access generally, U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly granted CNN's motion for a temporary restraining order that will prevent the administration from keeping Acosta off the White House grounds.
The Correspondents Associationn gala raises money for the organization, which advocates for press access in the White House, and the scholarships it awards to journalism students.
Using the new case, I recently asked for press access to all jury exhibits in an ongoing murder trial at the Old Bailey.
In the Oval Office on Friday, Mr. Trump told reporters that any new regulations for press access would focus on "decorum," though he kept the definition vague.
