Sentence examples for press statute from inspiring English sources

It enabled Mr Cameron to claim he was not creating a press statute while allowing Mr Clegg and Mr Miliband, who favour much tougher regulation, to assert they had done precisely that.

On Tuesday a cross-party meeting will be convened by Culture Secretary Maria Miller at the House of Commons to consider various options for regulating the press without statute, including the use of a Royal Charter.

It includes: Enshrining the freedom of the press in statute for the first time.

Leveson recommends strong regulation of the press, underpinned by statute.

Of course, members of the legitimate press read the statute last week and confirmed for themselves that McCain's ad was dishonest.

Does it make sense to the corral the press by fresh statutes that prevent them reflecting – or possibly even correcting – what those millions of voters and readers are saying?

First, it is claimed that this would involve the press being subject to statute.

When Lord Justice Leveson delivered his report in 2012 he recommended a new form of press regulation underpinned by statute.

It has also pledged to implement recommendations in the Leveson report for an independent press regulator backed by statute, bitterly opposed by Murdoch.

Three newspapers carried leading articles on Tuesday in which they express support for a new system of press regulation underpinned by statute.

Harriet Harman and I set out our proposals at the Leveson inquiry for independent regulation of the press, made possible by statute.