Sentence examples for publishing sensitive from inspiring English sources

Without fear or favor is a tradition that will always guide decisions about publishing sensitive national security stories.

"There is no magic formula, no neat metric for either the public's interest or the dangers of publishing sensitive information," the two editors concluded.

Mario Calabresi, editor, La Stampa, Italy   The position of Neue Zürcher Zeitung on publishing sensitive material is always based on journalistic, ethical and legal considerations.

Staff members had asked Amazon to explain its business relationship with WikiLeaks, which Senator Lieberman, the committee's chairman, had criticized for publishing sensitive government documents.

Staff members had asked Amazon to explain its business relationship with WikiLeaks, which Mr. Lieberman, the committee's chairman, had criticized for publishing sensitive government documents.

The 17-year-old son of the environment secretary, Caroline Spelman, has won a high court injunction to prevent the Daily Star Sunday from publishing "sensitive personal information" about him.

In the past the press was the main channel for leaks and editors judged whether to publish sensitive information.

When Assange was looking for board members, he contacted Steven Aftergood, who runs an e-mail newsletter for the Federation of American Scientists, and who publishes sensitive documents.

The state may wish that journalists would not publish sensitive material, but it is up to journalists, not the state, to decide where to draw the line.

Critics say this and other practices have turned London into the libel capital of the world, stymieing authors, journalists and bloggers who wish to publish sensitive material about companies, wealthy individuals and others with the means to sue.

"We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks" describes what happened when Julian Assange led the WikiLeaks project to publish sensitive documents from anonymous contributors, and when a lonely Army private, Bradley Manning, took the opportunity WikiLeaks created to air the military's dirty laundry (and much else besides).