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freedom of the press

NOUN
  1. a right guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution

How To Use freedom of the press In A Sentence

  • There was no article concerning the freedom of the press and the bans on journalists' activities were broadened.
  • Freedom of the press is a vital bulwark of our liberties and it is of the utmost importance that politicians do not curtail it. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is part of the purpose in having a self-regulatory system that it should ward off statutory regulation, with its possible implications for the freedom of the press.
  • Among the six steps the media industry groups said the government could take was refraining from any action that may threaten freedom of expression or freedom of the press.
  • The freedom of the press is preventing government from suppressing the news further.
  • It justified this penetration by reference to the satisfaction of popular desires, and the freedom of the press to enlighten the public.
  • A system allowing full freedom of the press in which anticompetitive campaign laws and regulations were eliminated would not degenerate into ‘the law of the jungle’.
  • Recent laws have tended to restrict the freedom of the press.
  • Interestingly the emphasis was less on democratic rights than on freedom of the press and judicial independence. Times, Sunday Times
  • The freedom of the press is at stake.
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