Sentence examples for banned from criticizing from inspiring English sources

The media was banned from criticizing it.

Since "discussions, proceedings, and outcomes" are labeled confidential, Pearson can decide to ignore the committee's input or an individual's suggestions, turn out a lousy product, and people who participated in the process are legally banned from criticizing the final outcome.

And with one of the biggest, most closely watched elections just weeks away — with 498 parliamentary seats at stake — the government has banned candidates from criticizing the military on state-run media.

At least three radio announcers have been banned from the airwaves for criticizing the military council or its media management, said Ahmed Montaser, one of the state-radio dissidents.

Because Los Tigres live in America and are American citizens, they are not particularly vulnerable to Mexican politics, but they have had songs banned from the radio because they criticized the government.

Nobel winner Günter Grass has been banned from entering Israel after publishing a poem criticizing the country's nuclear program.

Falun Gong books were banned from further publication in July 1996, and state-run news outlets began criticizing the group as a form of "feudal superstition," whose "theistic" orientation was at odds with the official ideology and national agenda.

Kokesh criticized Paul's campaign team and was banned from attending Paul's main event in Tampa during the Republican National Convention.

According to Hansen, Egeland then wrote a post criticizing Facebook's censorship, and in response was temporarily banned from the site.

CAFE has been criticized for being misogynistic in their views and was recently banned from an Ottawa theatre.

Banned from forming political organizations, young people in the 1980s and '90s used music to create communities and to criticize politicians.