Sentence examples for stop media from inspiring English sources

Paul Keating, a Labor prime minister for five years until 1996, says that his government brought in the rules to stop media power from becoming even more concentrated and were designed to create "separate classes of owners".

Apparently to stop media from entering, the main way in to the complex was blocked by armed private security guards who said they had been hired at the request of the owners.

Reality has yet to stop media outlets from yelling about privacy, and because the WSJ writers were on assignment, they wrote the "Selling You On Facebook" hit piece despite thin findings.

Debunkings, McCaughey's backtracking doesn't stop media echo chamber.

For all that, executives who make media buying decisions acknowledge that television is not a one-stop media choice.

Non-stop media coverage has opened the debate on sexism and macho culture, and it won't go back in its box.

The Labour benches were packed full, with MPs spilling out into the corridors as they eagerly watched to see how their new leader coped under the non-stop media scrutiny he has received since Saturday.

The compelling narrative, rich with accounts of parliamentary debate and battlefield confrontation, presents a world of familiar political and military concerns, from the pressure of non-stop media coverage to the importance of a clear exit strategy.

While lip-service has been paid to combining film, television and the Internet into a one-stop media shop, compelling content is still difficult to produce and original ideas remain hard to come by.

An old G.O.P. hand tells me Tauzin has "no interest" in stopping media mergers anywhere, but "always leaves himself wiggle room if there's heat from home".

He told the club website:  "There is a daily diet of non-stop media speculation and we cannot affect that.