Sentence examples for press imposed from inspiring English sources

It continues: "This gave far too much power to politicians to have oversight of the press, imposed an expensive and untested arbitration scheme, effectively removed the press's ability to draw up its own code and allowed lobbyists to pursue their political agendas through group complaints".

The regulator is obliged to offer a free arbitration service to anyone who feels traduced or unfairly treated by the press, imposing fines and compensation.

The police, out for a swift conviction, use a policewoman to seduce the vulnerable and inadequate Doll into describing his violent fantasies into her tape recorder; the press impose their own judgments on Leanne by referring to her always as 'the homeless girl' and never by her name.

But, after two lower courts ruled in the postal service's favor, the higher court came to a different conclusion: Germany's constitutionally guaranteed press freedom imposed an obligation to accept and deliver mail no matter what opinions it contained.

While conforming to the press censorship imposed by the dictatorial regimes of Presidents Park Chung Hee and Chun Doo Hwan, Kim quietly and shrewdly gained international support for resisting the measure.

For instance, when the United States invaded the tiny island of Grenada in 1983, he went to federal court to challenge a blanket press ban imposed by then-secretary of defense Caspar Weinberger.

The president believes the press corps imposes a false equivalency on American politics.

Dacre said that Eady was harming the British press by imposing a privacy law, with "arrogant and amoral judgments".

However, Dacre saved his most stinging attack for the high court judge, Justice David Eady, who he said was harming the British press by imposing a privacy law, with "arrogant and amoral judgments".

#1 The president believes the press corps imposes a false equivalency on American politics.

He imposed press censorship, ruthlessly extinguished his enemies and instituted laws that enabled him to send thousands to their deaths without trial.