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单词 free press
释义
free press
noun[U]
uk
/ˌfriː ˈpres/us
/ˌfriː ˈpres/
If acountryhas afreepress,itsnewspapers,magazines, andtelevisionandradiostationsareabletoexpressanyopinionstheywant,evenif thesecriticizethegovernmentand otherorganizations:
新闻自由
How can there bedemocraticelectionswithout afreepress?没有自由的新闻报道，怎么可能有民主选举呢？
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(Definition offree pressfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffree press

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The reform effort also illustrates the role of afreepressand public opinion.
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Furthermore, there is nothing resembling afreepress, nor open debate, in a majority of poor countries.
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A nominallyfreepressis harassed in myriad ways, and the government retains a radio monopoly.
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But he also sees him as authoritarian to the core, a man who has little use for either afreepressor free expression.
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They assigned a critical role to afreepressand local forms of representation.
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Freepressand public debates favour the emergence of a public space.
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The demand for afreepresswas as strong in the 1980s as it had been 50 years before.
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In this context, liberal demands for afreepressreflected a desire for information, quite as much as they reflected a longing for liberty.
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Indeed, the two were intimately linked, since government press policy was always responsive to developments in thefreepressand never spontaneous.
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Afreepressbenefits rulers by improving economic performance, providing more accurate information about society, including citizen preferences, and earning international approval.
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The spread of communications and a largelyfreepresshave allowed the voice of public opinion to make an impact on governmental decision-making.
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In some parts of the world, community leaders, non-government organizations, and afreepress(where they exist) have been known to galvanize activity on behalf of the relatively powerless 'pollutees'.
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For example, although freedom of speech is usually considered axiomatic in a democracy, the newly democratized nations differ in the willingness of their governments to allow afreepress.
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Not the least of these changes was afreepress, the right to organise unions and the belief that elections, though far from perfect, were not a complete fraud.
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Afreepressand good governance usually go hand in hand.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
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