समाचार-योग्य हिंदी उपयोग और उदाहरण

ऐसा आचार शक्ति का दुरुपयोग हो सकता है और अगर उसे समाचार योग्य माना जाता है तो वह व्यापक सेक्स स्कैंडल बन सकता है।

"" चर्च ऑफ़ साइनटॉलोजी के वकीलों ने Gawker.com को एक पत्र भेज कर वीडियो को हटाने की मांग की, लेकिन Gawker.com के निक डेन्टॉन ने कहा कि 'यह समाचार योग्य है और हम इसे नहीं हटाएंगे.'।

चर्च ऑफ़ साइनटॉलोजी के वकीलों ने Gawker.com को एक पत्र भेज कर वीडियो को हटाने की मांग की, लेकिन Gawker.com के निक डेन्टॉन ने कहा कि 'यह समाचार योग्य है और हम इसे नहीं हटाएंगे.'।

समाचार-योग्य इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The format called for the local hosts to have on-location wraparounds (in and around their local communities) and introduce short feature stories about ordinary and interesting people doing extraordinary and quite newsworthy things.

A story that includes a newsworthy event from a country other than the team's home country had to be included.

"What makes a homicide newsworthy? UK national tabloid newspaper journalists tell all.

The application was also integrated with a SMS service, so that the user was able to receive an alert whenever a favorite team scores or some other newsworthy event occurs.

muscosa at two locations in the San Bernardino National Forest was newsworthy.

It published the essays, debates, speeches, events, reports, and anything newsworthy that related to the question of slavery in the United States and other parts of the world.

When Roncalio heard about Robert Kennedy's assassination he stated that "I can't think of anything appropriate newsworthy or decent to say".

Perhaps the most newsworthy of the chaplains was Daniel Berrigan who, while Assistant Director of CURW, became a national leader in protesting the Vietnam War.

Bell said: "We're not saying that we can't be newsworthy.

We're saying that our child is not newsworthy.

Radio Free Europe learned about the incident a few days or months (sources vary) after the incident but did not consider the message reliable nor newsworthy, as the broadcaster was also unaware of its political context.

McKew frequently elicited newsworthy revelations from her subjects, and was named by The Australian Financial Review as "one of the top ten exercisers of covert power in Australia".

Newspapers reached their peak of importance during the First World War, in part because wartime issues were so urgent and newsworthy, while members of Parliament were constrained by the all-party coalition government from attacking the government.