Sentence examples for press principles from inspiring English sources

The theories that many critics advanced — that search must be "neutral" because it is akin to a public utility, or that computer-generated search results are not speech and therefore not protected under the First Amendment — would have undermined free press principles across the Internet.

The Justice Department's clumsy maneuver to obtain the home telephone records of an Associated Press reporter betrays an alarming insensitivity not only to free-press principles but to the department's own investigative policies.

But the movement's influence on Congressional Republicans — its willingness to press its principles right up to the brink of a government shutdown, make life difficult for its own party's leaders and take provocative positions on issues like Medicare — have also sparked a countermovement from the left focused on income inequality, and provided Mr. Obama another chance to occupy the center.

We need a new press regulator with principles and teeth".

Both his press and his principles were continued by his son Christopher (1721 84) after his death.

Update: From the press conference: "The principles we hold offline should be the same as those we hold online.

Given the lack of confidence in the PCC and current self-regulatory arrangements for the press – preferable in principle as everyone appears to agree they are – it must also raise the fear that more statutory oversight beckons.

La Commune, another insurrection led by the working classes which lasted more than two months in 1871, planted the seeds of women's emancipation, freedom of the press, and the principle of laicité in schools and government.

His early studies of emotive and imaging consciousness in the late 1930s press the Husserlian principle of intentionality farther than their author seemed willing to go.

As described in more detail in the companion paper by Hopke and collaborators (in press), the fundamental principle of source apportionment (receptor) modeling is that mass conservation can be assumed, and a mass balance analysis can be used to identify and apportion sources of airborne PM in the atmosphere.

But a criminal case is not the final word on whether either editor, News Corp., or much of the British tabloid press has betrayed the principles of journalism.