Sentence examples for prevent tabloid from inspiring English sources

The Border Agency in Croydon had to erect an emergency facade to prevent tabloid photographers catching and shaming the children, for the crime of needing help.

The tactic is often used to prevent tabloids from reporting details about the personal lives of celebrities.

My Strasbourg application hopes to prevent tabloids keeping publication secret until it's too late to go to a judge.

This seemed a strange move considering the stormy, expensive end to Montgomerie's own first marriage as well as his more recent decision to reportedly seek an injunction from a British court in July to prevent a tabloid newspaper from publishing an article about his private life.

An entertainer has prevented a tabloid newspaper from printing details of his extramarital affairs in a case that is expected to trigger a fresh round of legal battles between celebrities and newspapers over privacy injunctions.

Thereafter, the tabloid prevented her claims from becoming public in a practice known as "catch and kill".

Even though I won my case, the matter should never have become public, and the gap in the law that allows a tabloid editor to prevent you going to court to get an injunction needs to be closed.

But the weight of evidence presented to Leveson graphically illustrated that the self-regulatory regime had not sufficiently changed tabloid newsroom culture to prevent a string of abuses.

Mr Mosley has said such a ruling would prevent what he believes are "ambushes" by tabloid newspapers, in particular.

But in evidence, the manager said he told the journalist the wrong information to prevent a story appearing in the Sunday tabloid as Spurs took on Manchester United in the 2009 League Cup final.

He developed a relationship with the execs at the tabloid news corporation American Media to prevent its tabs, including the National Inquirer and Star, from publishing damaging photos and articles about Trump's alleged affairs.