Sentence examples for press to monitor from inspiring English sources

The most fundamental reason for publishing the article, of course, was the obligation of a free press to monitor government and other powerful institutions in our society.

Ms. Kamm and Mr. Blau operated by the unwritten code of conduct that has enabled the Israeli press to monitor at least some aspects of the country's powerful security establishment for the past 63 years.

The court's ruling granting both newspapers the right to publish continues to resonate today, as the desire of the government to keep its secrets and the responsibility of the press to monitor its workings come into frequent conflict.

With the best will in the world, cash-strapped local governments whose health-care and disease-surveillance systems have fallen into disarray in recent years for want of funds would be extremely hard pressed to monitor the spread of a new disease.Even in Beijing, the official figures still convey only a partial picture.

It levelled harsh criticism at News Corp. and called for both a First Amendment-like law to protect freedom of the press and an official press watchdog to monitor press standards.

In July 2008, it was revealed that he had assigned several members of his still-growing press office to monitor other potential critics, by subscribing to our NYC education listserv, in an effort called the "Truth Squad".

Taiwan's democratic system, legal institutions and free press all work to monitor relations between government and business and reduce the likelihood that the government will steer its banks to funnel capital to the consortiums it favors.

Through bodies like the Financial Action Task Force, America has pressed foreign governments to monitor financial transactions more closely.

"It's good if it keeps us more on top of what's happening," said Staff Sgt. Claudette Johnson, 31, an instructor pressed into service to monitor the air-traffic control chatter on the open line to the F.A.A. "Advanced notice can never be a bad thing".

It also included work to monitor press activity as a supplement to the work being carried out by our own press office, to rebut incorrect and misleading reporting and, in some cases, to secure retractions and apologies.

In any case, she said, the agency does not have the resources to monitor press releases.