Sentence examples for the press argument from inspiring English sources

This accepts the press argument that a high bar is needed to avoid endless lobby groups targeting the regulator.

"The Benn factor," as the Daily Telegraph called it, was crucial to the press argument for a yes vote.

In a 1973 Gallup/Kettering poll, 33% of the country said they agreed more with the government position that it has a duty to keep certain things from being published and therefore classify them as confidential; 53% agreed with the press argument that the government classified too many things as confidential.

I might have seen my way clear to send Bo, the Portuguese Water Dog, to Meet The Press, as the counter-argument to Cheney, because Bo is sort of the policy equivalent of Cheney in terms of seriousness.

As recently as three weeks ago, on "Meet the Press," he made the same argument, saying that he believed in what worked rather than any specific ideology.

But Randall D. Eliason, a former federal prosecutor who has testified against a federal shield law, said the notes undercut the press lawyers' argument.

As details leak to the press, the argument goes, terror groups like al-Shabaab — which routinely target Somalis with ties to the West — could easily learn of their impending arrival.

Judge Daniels agreed immediately with press arguments and unsealed the bulk of the pages, but he permitted some lines and several whole pages to be redacted, leaving the exact nature of the allegations against Taubman unclear.

The National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA) denied many of Free Press' arguments, stating that "[TV Everywhere] is an effort to ensure more content than ever is distributed over the Internet at no extra charge to consumers".

As always with the press, the constitutional argument for this could be less important than the mood music.

The press's best argument for seeing off regulation by royal charter would be behavioural.