Sentence examples for problem of press from inspiring English sources

Who really believed that newspapers and politicians would solve the problem of press regulation?

The episode drew worldwide attention to the problem of press freedom in China and threatened to escalate into broader protests across Chinese society.

Jeremy Hunt, after all, wants somebody else to come up with the solution to the problem of press regulation for him.

No. How big is the problem of press intimidation in Mexico?

He was as forthright in his expressions of concern about the crisis in the press, the problems of press culture that led to the inquiry, as he was last July when Hacked Off first had a meeting with him.

Having spent a year looking at the problem of the press, politics and naked power, he wanted things to be done openly in future.

So the problem of the press being too swift to give Ryan the title of "deficit hawk" is actually secondary to the problem of the press being too slow to give Ryan the title of "con man".

Then comes the inevitable but, and one with a Scottish independence referendum sting... "But the financial problems of the press are making it harder and harder for them to provide this essential cultural service.

He went on to say media in Britain, at its best, is the "best in the world" but said one of the problems of the press is the conflation of fact and opinion.

Despite the problems of the press launch day, a more positive response was expected from the 20,000 members of the public who attended the remaining two days of the launch event to try out the C5 on the Alexandra Palace test track.

But the PT's coalition partners took advantage of his problems to press for concessions.