Sentence examples for trustworthy press from inspiring English sources

(In the same interview, Newmark said that people who criticize Craigslist for killing local newspapers by replacing the classifieds page "have no understanding of the business").. "A trustworthy press is the immune system of democracy," Newmark said in the donation release.

However, I've looked around, and I can't find any effort that provides any hope to get to a broadly trustworthy press.

Sometimes I say that "trust is the new black"; more recently, I like the notion that "a trustworthy press is the immune system of democracy".

We need a trustworthy press to serve as the immune system of our democracy, and my hope is that we can move the needle in that direction with this symposium and its aftermath.

As my junior high school Civics teacher taught me almost fifty years ago, a (trustworthy) free press is the immune system of democracy.

Why are heatwaves in India so deadly?Reliable statistics are impossible to find and Indian press reports are not entirely trustworthy.

In addition, within countries, people who perceived their fellow citizens as trustworthy, and who had confidence in the press, were more supportive of euthanasia than their less trusting counterparts.

Intelligence that came in over the transom was always considered less trustworthy than the intelligence gathered formally, so Berlin pressed its agents in Ankara for more details.

Provided she takes me to be trustworthy and reliable, she thinks that if she presses the switch, the consequent is likely to be true.

2] by the "Nea Imera" to the effect that it learns from a trustworthy source that the campaign in a section of the European press against Greece's territorial claims is inspired by Russia.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students examine the concepts of freedom of the press and free speech in countries around the world and analyze how useful and trustworthy media outlets are to their citizens.