Sentence examples for press discipline from inspiring English sources

Do you think that the White House can sustain its press discipline and message control?

Although richly visual and appropriate to the theme, "Punk Press" nonetheless lacks the discipline to keep its unruly contents in line.

In 1991 he privately printed "Italian Cuisine" (later revised and published by St. Martin's Press), codifying the essential discipline of Italian cooking techniques and ingredients.

Civil rights leaders have vowed to press state officials to discipline the supervisors who taught racial profiling and to adopt a new law making it a crime.

The methods originally used against Le Journal have become a commonplace method of disciplining the press.

"This is a part of life where we give ourselves over to essential, exacting, majestic questions that no other discipline quite presses in quite the same way: What does it mean to be human?

Because forensic science is seen as a growth industry, one would be hard pressed to find another discipline with so much rich material to mine or such promise in the dazzling future of technology.

The same day that OGE asked to be notified if the White House disciplined Conway, press secretary Sean Spicer stated at the daily press briefing that Conway "has been counseled".

"It is not enough for us to produce brilliant, imaginative doctors, lawyers, scholars and scientists who will press the envelopes of their disciplines or professions, if we do not also engage them in the larger issues of our day, in the ferment of our times and our society".

Reporters covering Romney have generally regarded the campaign's press operation as professional and disciplined.

All were condemned in the press as cowards, lacking fibre and discipline - and all three were black.