Sentence examples for press diversity from inspiring English sources

In countries like Norway, such an unbalanced press would be regarded as unacceptable: press diversity is written into the Norwegian constitution, and was reaffirmed in 2004.

At Scalable Press, diversity is at the heart of our hiring.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg backed new ownership rules to foster more press diversity but said an independent inquiry should be completed first.

This sums up much of the press when diversity is discussed.

Professor Little argued that proponents have continued to press for diversity at the expense of the school's 1,200 students, some 300 of whom are members of minorities.

Step 3: Pledge that as president you will restore America's moral leadership when it comes to defending press freedom, ideological diversity and individual conscience.

After all the noise last summer, when the N.A.A.C.P. announced a campaign to press for more diversity on television, and the networks vowed to make changes, the prime-time schedules still look as white as a box of long-grain rice.

"The real measure of freedom of the press is editorial diversity," said Jamaï, adding that it was almost impossible to investigate the power of the king, and that very few reporters even tried.

At the Britain's Got Talent winner's press conference yesterday, Diversity faced more than 100 journalists and 21 film crews from around the world, most of whom expected they would be questioning Boyle.

In the end, the only thing worth protecting the public against is a press that lacks diversity of outlook and lacks the courage to push boundaries and take risks.

Cameron's hiring of Coulson was part of his pact with Murdoch, willing and eager to sell press and broadcasting diversity to a monopolist who has made his fortune out of intimidating governments, avoiding taxes and trouncing regulators in exchange for political support.