A journalistic proposition.

Journalistic. I see.

CA So that's the key bottleneck, basically journalistic volunteers and or the funding of journalistic salaries?

You can almost have all the journalistic elements there.

Not to win a journalistic halo on the cover of Life.

The kidnappers had warned him to stop his journalistic activities and to leave the country.

Introduce media reform, e.g., internationally recognized professional journalistic standards, through regulatory practices and private engagement with media entities.

In particular, the code of ethics of news and other journalistic and political broadcasts makes the following relative provisions

Journalistic coverage of Chinese factories, on the other hand, plays up this relationship between the workers and the products they make.

The foreign journalist posing as a tourist who is found to be breaking the national established code of journalistic work is subject to deportation.

The methods of publicity previously used in behalf of the plaintiff... indicate that this may rightly be regarded as an attempt... to make journalistic capital of this hearing.

The latter essentially provides that any seizure of journalistic materials is subject to a warrant issued by a judge of the Court of First Instance or the District Court.

The press is certainly a business, and in order to survive it must be a successful business, but the right balance must be found between marketing considerations and journalistic responsibility.

Commenting on the incident, the IDF stated that the photographer had been arrested for security reasons on the orders of the GSS regardless of his journalistic activity. (Ha aretz, 21 September)

A just cause resides in people s hearts. Without the hearts of news producers or, increasingly, of censors the seemingly formidable edifice of journalistic regulation will, sooner or later, collapse like the Berlin Wall.

(b) Rafael Solano, 7 44 years old, director of the independent press agency Habana Press, was arrested several times in 1995 and warned to stop his journalistic activities and not to send information abroad.

That, in fact, you couldn't have a functioning democracy if citizens didn't get a good flow of information, that the newspapers were critical because they were acting as the filter, and then journalistic ethics developed.

The Committee welcomes the entry into force of the Act of 8 June 2004 on freedom of expression in the media, which calls for a code of ethics to govern the pursuit of journalistic activities.

(h) With the Division for the Advancement of Women of the United Nations Secretariat, to strengthen communication and journalistic capacities of the secretariat of the Fourth World Conference on Women in preparations for the Conference.

As in his previous report, the Special Representative emphasizes that the failure to prosecute those responsible for these attacks has greatly contributed to the climate of impunity and an atmosphere of fear within the journalistic community.

Most journalistic accounts of the new forms of electronic money misleadingly spin the story as the emergence of yet another convenience for the technologically pampered. So what if we can pull out a smart card rather than carry coins?

To be sure, political information remains rigorously controlled, which puts a premium on harmless recreational, entertainment, and sports information the reporting of which is basically free. This has resulted, in the short run, in an embrace of low journalistic standards.

Safeguards for journalistic materials are provided in section 2(7)(b), which states that the provisions of the Ordinance shall be subject to the operation of Part XII (sections 81 to 90) of the Interpretations and General Clauses Ordinance (Chapter 1).

A survey of 24 programming companies revealed a large number of women in managerial (45 ) and journalistic (45.5 ) posts, but only five per cent of technical posts were held by women (camera operator, lighting technician, stage manager, editor, sound engineer).

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Asian Centre for Human Rights, ACHR Review, Review 49 2004.

Today, the CCP s political supremacy places it above the law, which encourages corruption among Party officials, whether at the local or national level. Strict Party control of religious, academic, artistic, and journalistic expression stifles the dissemination of necessary information and creative thought.

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