Sentence examples for status of journalists from inspiring English sources

One is that the professional status of journalists is being destroyed.

And he elevated the status of journalists more than any other politician has done, before or since.

But the scoops proved accurate, and Hollywood made heroes out of the Post's reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward.As a result, the status of journalists, and their appetite for felling presidents, swelled mightily.

"It is up to individuals to ensure they pay the right tax and, since 2013, the BBC has adopted a new employment status test that provides a clear and consistent approach to the employment status of journalists and presenters," the BBC's spokesperson said.

The New Jersey attorney general said yesterday that a city police official acted improperly by asking about the immigration status of two journalists who witnessed a crime scene in September, violating a state directive on immigrants and law enforcement.

Mr. Carandang's statement comes after several conflicting reports on the status of the journalist, Baker Atyani, and represents a shift in the government's stance on the case.

The source said the American government had very little information on the status of the two journalists and on the North's follow-up actions.

Over the years, the social status and the education level of journalists have risen, and some journalists write extremely well.

He urged the international community to call on governments and armed groups to "respect the civilian status of reporters and to prosecute the killers of journalists".

"The international community must prevail on all governments and armed groups to respect the civilian status of reporters and to prosecute the killers of journalists".

As I've written elsewhere, we're all regularly reminded of our status as citizen journalists and members of the social media, so it behooves us to apply at least the barest modicum of old-media standards to the information we publish and promote.