Sentence examples for press watchdogs from inspiring English sources

In recent years, as the result of a spate of libel suits, journalists have had to pay ever-bigger fines which, press watchdogs say, are aimed at muzzling the independent press.

There has also been some grumbling by press watchdogs, including CBS's own Andy Rooney, that the network is blurring the line between news and entertainment by using its morning newscaster as the official voice of Big Brother and by stuffing its news shows with interviews of "Survivor" survivees.

Of course, press watchdogs also licked the hands of the perpetrators when Washington overthrew democratic governments in Iran in 1953, Guatemala in 1954, and when it helped out in Chile in 1973.

A press watchdog ruled the headline "misleading".

How did the press watchdog emerge from this? Relatively unscathed.

The press watchdog has received at least one complaint.

Germany's press watchdog is less toothless than Britain's Press Complaints Commission.

The chairwoman of the press watchdog today hit back at claims that the organisation is "toothless".

The press watchdog Reporters Without Borders has strongly condemned her conviction.

The case has drawn criticism from press watchdog groups, and has prompted outrage in Sweden.

In the same year, though, the press watchdog upheld a complaint against him made by Clare Balding.