Sentence examples for a reporting embargo from inspiring English sources

11.30am: A reporting embargo is lifted and the findings will be published.

Details of Harry's deployment were blacked out, with all forms of British media signing up to a reporting embargo.

SIR —Your recent article on Cuba ("In transition," January 25th 2007), quotes a report that says the U.S. embargo violates the "fundamental rights of Cubans".

Carl E. Meacham, who is a senior foreign policy adviser to Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, and who wrote a report critical of the United States' embargo, said: "We in Washington have to focus on our own objectives, and not on events in Havana.

Dovere's piece caught reporters who'd been following the event off guard, since they had been expecting a pool report under embargo long before the show aired.

In a report issued earlier this week, the International Committee of the Red Cross criticized the Israeli-imposed embargo, saying that Gaza's 1.5 million residents were "trapped in despair".

Guardian journalists Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) and Josh Halliday (@JoshHalliday) are at a "lock-in" for the media, reading the report under embargo ahead of its publication, and will be reporting on its contents.

At the same time, the UN is expected to publish a report shortly showing there has been wholesale avoidance of its existing arms embargo in Libya.

It could affect the paid-for subscription model used by many scientific journals, and undermine the common practice of releasing reports under embargo.

A 2003 United Nations report branded him an "international embargo buster".

The report estimates that for an embargo to have a comparable impact as it did at that time, the price of oil would have to climb to the dizzying height of $90 per barrel, which would cause huge unintended harm elsewhere in the world.