Sentence examples for press are able from inspiring English sources

The Hacked Off campaign has tweeted: Richards: It's clear that people in the press are able to take more risks but investigative journalism not inconsistent with Ofcom.

The tribunal is being held in Ashworth and relayed by video to Manchester Civil Justice Centre, where the public and press are able to observe proceedings.

An emerging popular press was able to give voice to these discontents.

"It is frankly disgusting the press is able to write whatever it wants to write," he told an interviewer last week.

While poets had little patronage, there was at least an increasing supply of paper, so that their works, still barred from the printing press, were able to circulate.

The public and the press were able to personally determine whether Judge Debra Nelson ran an efficient courtroom or whether she showed particular bias to one side or another.

"During Europe's reformation the printing press was able to make thoughts and ideas available to the working classes by publishing them in local languages, not Latin.

Goodwin's story is about how a super-aggressive President and press were able to take on these problems, marshal public opinion, and restore the balance between market and state.

"I believe we need a new system entirely," he said, prompting an outcry on Saturday from British journalists who have long resisted statutory restrictions on their freedoms, arguing that the press is able to police its own affairs.

Ms. Colton, 49, a flight attendant who calls herself the Ace Ventura of the pet press, was able to engineer the bird's safe return because of her news media connections.

Only then would the press be able to credibly and convincingly argue that its role as defence against a state that would otherwise become complacent, corrupt or over-mighty means that occasionally the privacy and reputations of the innocent will be damaged.