Sentence examples for press restraint from inspiring English sources

He was impressed by the press restraint in covering Prince Harry's tour of duty in Afghanistan.

To avoid another post-election debacle, sensible leaders inside and outside the nation need to press for restraint.

While Washington has pressed for restraint, it has also continued to support the monarchy.

He is often asked questions about the U.S. race conflict On this subject the Finnish press has shown restraint.

Both Ms. Brooks and Rupert Murdoch spoke in favor of a free press without government restraint, even as both made it clear that they had suffered a bit at the rough hands of the press themselves in recent days.

Bennett said in a July 5 press release that "restraint in the face of rockets on women and children is not power".

Germany is worried about countries running up crippling debt during the recession and has pressed for spending restraint.

Using Hold requires self-restraint: press a button and the app will time how long you refrain from using your phone, but there are no punishments if you do.

The unsupportable prior restraint garnered press attention, an immediate appeal, and a friend-of-the-court brief filed by a number of the nation's leading media companies.

Mugabe Signs Restraint on Press By The New York Times HARARE, Zimbabwe, March 15 -- President Mugabe today signed into law sharp limitations on local and international news organizations operating in Zimbabwe.

For all its competitive aggression, the press is capable of restraint if it thinks the public (or even the White House) demands it: there has been almost no coverage, for example, of how the unfortunate Chelsea Clinton is handling her father's behaviour.