Sentence examples for press coercion from inspiring English sources

And, as Dietz and other internationaljournalism advocates told me, bribes can function around the world as part of the same spectrum of press coercion as arrests, beatings, and murders: a way to keep journalists quiet and wedded to the power structure.

And, as Dietz and other international-journalism advocates told me, bribes can function around the world as part of the same spectrum of press coercion as arrests, beatings, and murders: a way to keep journalists quiet and wedded to the power structure.

That is licensed coercion.

The Bolsheviks, however, pressed ahead, using coercion as necessary.

Much of the press, however, needs no coercion, as Mr. Nazdratenko's birthday bash made plain.

Avoid coercion and punishment.

Raising his voice above the occasional outbursts of protest among the legislators, President Fox said that he had created a government without authoritarianism and arrogance and that Mexicans now lived in the empire of freedom of expression, where political spying and coercion of the press had ended.

"There's no coercion, pressure on people.

The final report concluded that these organizations, through financial support, bribes, boycotts, and coercion, sought to control the press, elections, and public opinion.

Yes, and the horrendous press since September 2010, including 4 major lawsuits alleging sexual coercion were not in any way a factor?

Its increasingly militarised look, its uninhibited resort to coercion, its domination of parliament and the state-controlled press, and the tacit approval all this gets from Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, show its determination to prevail at any cost.