Sentence examples for rules for the press from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Lemann on rules for the press.
Max Mosley, outraged subject of a tabloid exposé, demands strict enforcement of the code of conduct devised by editors and administered by the Press Complaints Commission (Rules for the press are there. They just need enforcement, 28 November).
What's the point of having reporters over there if they can't cover the news?" Jill Abramson, the Washington bureau chief of The New York Times, said: "This was a gross abuse of the ground rules for the press pool.
The goal seems straightforward enough: newspapers that remain robustly (indeed raucously) free, which are less flamboyantly horrible, and yet make enough money to survive.On July 20th David Cameron unveiled a band of worthies, led by a judge, and gave them a year to outline new rules for the press (among other tasks).
Per White House letter to Acosta on Nov. 19, here are the new rules for press conferences at the White House.
Because SNL is an entertainment show as opposed to a news show such as Meet the Press, the FCC's rules for equal airtime for candidates appear to apply.
In 2013 a court ruled that it was in the public interest for the press to report that Johnson was the father.
LONDON — A day after British lawmakers agreed to ground rules for a new press code, an array of newspapers protested on Tuesday against the attempt to impose stricter curbs on this country's scoop-driven dailies following the phone hacking scandal that convulsed Rupert Murdoch's media empire and much of British public life.
What's the one rule for dealing with the press?
Both the building industry and labor groups have pressed for new standards and helped draft rules for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Cameron agreed there were "some very serious questions that need to be answered, questions about human rights violations today in Sri Lanka, the fact that there are so many people who have disappeared, there aren't proper rules for a free press".
