Sentences with phrase «freedom of the press becomes»
As a former NBC employee observed, «The whole notion of freedom of the press becomes a contradiction when the people who own the media are the people who need to be reported on».
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Chris Pedigo, senior VP - government affairs for publisher association Digital Content Next, predicted before the election that freedom of the press issues would become more top - of - mind during a Trump presidency.
9 The problem of human freedom has become a central issue in Whiteheadian scholarship with the publication of Edward Pols's Whitehead's Metaphysics: A Critical Examination of Process and Reality (Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1967).
In Mr. Spielberg's hands, that decision becomes a ticktock thriller about the freedom of the press, the White House's war on that constitutional right and the middle - aged woman who defended freedom in a fabulous gold caftan.
Over the past ten years, the level of press freedom has declined substantially in Venezuela, as have political rights and civil liberties.Under former President Chávez, Venezuela became not only the largest critic of the United States and neoliberalism in the region, but arguably in the entire world.
She became a visible and vocal advocate for freedom of the press.
When did «progressives» become so, erm, «liberal» with the notion of press freedom?