Sentence examples for robust press from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong, with its robust press and reliable courts, remains indisputably freer than China.

Mr. Sulzberger said the prize emphasized the importance of a free and robust press, especially in times of trouble.

Dacre's dislike of the Leveson inquiry and its implicit threat of more robust press regulation was barely concealed in his turns before the judge last year.

Mitchell insists, in response to the campaigning for more robust press regulation by the comedian Steve Coogan, that involving politicians in press regulation could be "catastrophic".

His pitch boiled down to this: "If you care about environmental issues, you need to support a robust press that can cover these issues because, well, it's disappearing".

Like the WWE wrestler who stands at 6ft 5in and is billed as a towering 7ft, 10,000-person arenas swell to 20,000, and a robust press pool of 50 turns into "230 members of the press", not all of whom, it is only grudgingly admitted, are terrible.

A robust free press, including the newspaper that published Mr Githongo's allegations, has also helped.

Then wily BBC spokespeople like James Purnell can be heard saying how enthusiastic the BBC is about the robust British press.

I patiently point out to them the virtues of a robust, unregulated press that is tough enough to take on those in authority.

The need for a robust, independent press has never been greater, but the challenge is more intense than ever as digital disruption threatens traditional media's business model.

"Having devoted a huge amount of my time to setting up Ipso, I do not want my position to be used by its enemies and the enemies of a robust free press as a weapon with which to beat it.