Sentence examples for upheld press from inspiring English sources

AP executive editor Kathleen Carroll said in a statement that the the Committee to Protect Journalists report "highlights the growing threats to independent journalism in the United States, a country that has for two centuries upheld press freedom as a measure of a democratic society.

Their major responsibility is to uphold press freedom, not to hobble it.

First the big companies rejected a British equivalent of the US first amendment, designed to uphold press freedom.

This argument – the topic of a recent Guardian article by the chief online editor at Nature, Ananyo Bhattacharya – has intrinsic appeal because it categorically upholds press freedom.

LESS than a month after King Mohammed went on television promising to uphold press freedom, the authorities have closed the kingdom's three leading independent weekly newspapers: Le Journal, the best-selling French-language weekly, its Arabic version, Al Sahifa, and Demain.

And it concludes by calling on the Bahraini government "to recommit to upholding press freedom and freedom of expression in Bahrain, and to take immediate steps to end all intimidation, arrest, abuse, prosecution and detention of journalists and media professionals on charges relating to their work".

It concluded a tougher form of self-regulation backed by legislation should be introduced to uphold press standards.

Its members wrote a letter to then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, urging her to pressure Russian leaders to uphold press freedom and investigate why journalists critical of Putin had been killed".

"These freedoms should be upheld by a Press Law that abolishes political restrictions on the press.

The Duchess of Cambridge has had breach of privacy complaints upheld by the press standards watchdog after she objected to online stories about herself and Prince George.

We must all do our part to ensure that the freedom of the press is upheld.