Sentence examples for press practices from inspiring English sources

Such interventions, however, are rare, since most of the press practices self-censorship on the topic.

During his inquiry into press practices and ethics, Lord Justice Leveson took evidence from Ms Field.

Her inquiry ran in parallel with Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry into press practices.

Extending his analysis to the British tabloid press, he insisted that the "unethical press practices" that had come to light were no aberration.

[Reuters, WSJ] Appearing before the commission examining press practices in Britain, the author J.K. Rowling (Joanne Kathleen Rowling) in her statement, told of feeling under siege by the press, The Guardian reported.

The report states that "the treatment of Mr and Mrs Brown by News International left much to be desired" and says it provides "a fine example of a number of aspects of unsatisfactory or unethical press practices".

Further aggravating the situation, Mexican journalists often refer to Tamaulipas as a "silence zone" — a place where local officials ignore the glaring reality of cartel violence and members of the press practice self-censorship because of the threats they routinely receive.

In both rule-in and rule-out blocks, participants indicated their choice with a key press (practice task) or button press (fMRI session).

Stanistreet said the proposal would not tackle any of the issues about press culture, practices and ethics facing the industry.

The new book, "A Night of Questions: A Passover Haggadah" (Reconstructionist Press), formalizes practices that have emerged among religiously liberal Jews in recent years, such as ushering in the Seder with a cup of water signifying "Miriam's cup," in memory of Moses' sister, and offering gender-neutral wording for blessings.

Fine press printers practice a version of the process invented by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century and employed until the late 19th century.