1. A free press is fundamental to democracy.

2. We need a free press to curb government excesses.

3. We might have a free press, but that doesn't mean all reporting is true and accurate.

4. How can there be democratic elections without a free press?

5. It strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press, by placing a cost barrier on access to information.

6. An employee told the Free Press the company aimed to cut the 71,000 workforce by some 5,000 people, 7%.

7. We think he should, on free press grounds and more.

8. I believe in a free Press, with rights to freedom of expression and to report that which is truthful.

9. A truly free press is a press which irritates and infuriates along the way.

10. All those who believe that a free press is a prerequisite of a democracy have cause for concern here.

11. A free press burst out of the shadows within a few months of the collapse of the Suharto regime.

12. Activists were calling for a free press and political reforms.

13. For without an informed and free press there can not be an enlightened people.

14. Free press is a sword.

15. The path to a free press was cleared.

16. The new law strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press.

17. A true democracy complete with free speech and a free press was called for.

18. For the first time in its history, the country has a free press .

19. The people at last won the right to free speech and a free press.

20. The right to deliberately alter quotations is not a concomitant of a free press.

21. He fears that until state subsidies are removed, Russia will never have a truly free press.

22. The libertarian model is identified with the struggle for a free press.

23. In the first place they were presented with a riveting demonstration of what a genuinely free press is capable of.

24. The right to alter the facts is not a concomitant of a free press.

25. Complaints about food and living conditions mingled with calls for free speech, a free press and democracy.

26. You can not do a film about the importance of a free press and bore you to death.

27. He held positions at several big-city newspapers, the last of which was at the Detroit Free Press.

28. In the eyes of many, especially Washington, he succeeded, with a free press, elections and liberal economics.

29. The people won the right to free speech and a free press.

30. And it would be impossible without the of a free press.

1. A free press is fundamental to democracy.

2. The new law strikes at the very fundamentals of a free press.

31. Once again, the "Free Press" prefers not to highlight these facts.

32. The Free Press guarantee is, in essence, a structural provision of Constitution.

33. Would not lift the embargo unless Cuba releases political prisoners, starts instituting free press and takes other steps to democratize the island, but is looking to normalize relations at some point.

34. There was not even a pretense of a free press, freedom of assembly or free speech.

35. A week later, the Mankato Free Press was picketed by about 30 people protesting our decision.

36. To maximize your exposure, you are entitled to enjoy our free press release dispatch service.

37. The dictator's first step was to strangle the free press.

38. Without the instrumentality of a free press liberty could not be preserved.

39. We will need to have a democratic government, independent scientific and educational institutions, and free press.

40. PEN declares for a free press and opposes arbitrary censorship in time of peace.

41. Plagiarism and false reporting are counterproductive to a free press.

42. As Jared Newman points out in a post on his PCWorld blog, Google will obviously get a lot of free press out of this - and not just from the tech press, but also from mainstream news outlets.

43. Francis Fukuyama, The End of History and the Last Man , New York : Free Press, xxxx.

44. We can't do that if we haven't got a free press.

45. The government, led by the president, Ilham Aliyev, is often criticized as repressive, and there is virtually no free press in Baku.

46. The UK a free press, meaning that what is written in newspapers free from government control.

47. Toward those ends, Free Press recently published a report (pdf) that offers a two-pronged approach to removing or minimising commercial pressures on news-gathering.

48. We have a free press, independent courts, an open economy, rambunctious parliamentary debates.

49. We believe that a free press and free speech are bulwarks of democracy.

50. "One thing about a non-transparent society where there is not a lot of free press, for example, or a lot of opposition voices it is hard to tell what is going on, " he said.