Sentence examples for press malpractice from inspiring English sources

Grant used to retaliate against press malpractice with libel suits and the occasional colourful, if not terribly effective, outburst.

Hugh Grant and Jemima Khan, two of the fiercest critics of press malpractice, were among the famous names backing the media as a force for good last night at a gala event hosted by The Journalism Foundation.

Gordon Brown has demanded that Rupert Murdoch's takeover of the Sky satellite business be delayed until the government carries out the second part of the Leveson inquiry into press malpractice.

Some examples: A suit by a corporation against an ex-employee or business partner for allegedly leaking trade secrets to the press; a malpractice suit against healthcare providers in which a hospital is charged with disclosure of confidential medical information; an investigation of a grand juror who is alleged to have provided a journalist with a summary of a witness' testimony.

Pressed by rising malpractice insurance premiums and shrinking managed care payments, Dr. Tim Berry was struggling to keep his practice from turning into a high-volume rat race.

In a scathing attack, Kevin Hollinrake said the watchdog's inaction had meant it was left to victims' groups to "actively highlight wrongdoing and malpractice, and press the case for justice in this and other matters, rather than the FCA".

The worst malpractices of the press are not the ones that cause concern among the prominent people [but] the people whose private lives are paraded for public entertainment".

"We will press charges of negligence, recklessness and malpractice by the military police while conducting the chase of the robbers and the civic police, who were then involved in dealing with the aftermath of the crash.

In his closing argument to the inquiry, David Sherborne, counsel for 50 hacking victims, said the public had witnessed, the unravelling of "possibly the most outrageous and largest criminal malpractice this country's press has even known".

But a press release in April from the Missouri Department of Insurance said, "Missouri medical malpractice claims, filed and paid, fell to all-time lows in 2003 while insurers enjoyed a cash-flow windfall".

The inquiry will also look at a new system of independent regulation of the press, the inadequacies of the previous Labour government to investigate newspaper malpractice, and the potentially critical issue of future cross-ownership between press and television stations.