Sentence examples for press oversight from inspiring English sources
The hacking scandal led to an array of investigations, one of which, the Leveson inquiry, concluded that Britain needed a new form of press oversight with statutory underpinnings.
It's great for everyone that these high-level talks between policymakers and the heads of transnational oil companies get to take place in heavily guarded privacy, with no press oversight whatsoever.
She's utterly surrounded by bank bosses and the heads of vast financial institutions, with no press oversight, and considerable pressure upon her not to speak publicly about the discussions.
Even so, Mr. Bartlett said, the administration goes into its final 17 months "clear-eyed" about the likelihood that Democrats will continue to press oversight inquiries in an effort to keep knocking Mr. Bush back on his heels.
After World War II, both Gen. Douglas MacArthur's occupied Japan and Gen. Lucius Clay's occupied Germany imposed levels of press oversight and control that make Iraq's information environment look as unregulated as the blogosphere.
The democracy that works for us in America -- ballot box, public debates, free press, judicial oversight -- is based on 800 years of work to make the lessons of the Magna Carta take root and flower.
There remains the constitutional remedy of impeachment, as well as the deterrent effects of constant scrutiny by the press and vigilant oversight by Congress.
As checks on that immunity, Powell wrote, "There remains the constitutional remedy of impeachment, as well as the deterrent effects of constant scrutiny by the press and vigilant oversight by Congress.
attacks on Obama's drilling record and policy, press for further oversight of the oil industry, and defend the EPA from the many attacks heading its way.
Senators, in two congressional hearings with Boeing's regulators, pressed for more oversight and raised the possibility of overhauling the system.
