Sentence examples for safeguarding media from inspiring English sources

That triggered an eight-month inquiry – which all but ended when the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, put the finishing touches to a series of undertakings aimed at safeguarding "media plurality".

The Conservative government has maintained that News Corp.'s bid for BSkyB has met the necessary criteria to safeguard media plurality.

The remedy: Better implementation through persuasion (not sledgehammer practices) of ethics guidelines to safeguard the media's reputation.

He said that he would safeguard political and media freedoms and guarantee that Ukraine would have warm relations with both the West and neighboring Russia.

Fears about US surveillance activities, as revealed by the whistleblower Edward Snowden, have intensified concerns about the role of Facebook and other social media platforms in safeguarding their users' privacy.

We feel that it is important for the Commission to impose pluralism on the media, both at national and at Community level, by consistently safeguarding the free participation of everyone in the audiovisual media sector.

These points ensure that the traditional and digital audiovisual media can develop competitively while still safeguarding the cultural diversity that gives Europe its identity.

The police have created 30 committees within the department to address the myriad security concerns, including transportation around the city, safeguarding the 49 hotels that will house officials, delegates and news media, safeguarding the restaurants, theaters and other entertainment sites and making sure that officers are adequately trained to handle it all.

(The system of embedding the media with the Army has played an important role in safeguarding the military from well-earned criticism).

To safeguard their reputation, respectable media ensure that advertising and editorial staff are kept strictly apart.

A mixture of PenStrep and Fungizone was added at a final concentration of 100 μg/ml to both media to safeguard against biological contaminant growth.