Sentence examples for blocked reporting from inspiring English sources

In a related political development, Radoslav Procházka, an MP who finished a close third in the first round of presidential voting, used the 48-hour media moratorium that preceded the second round and blocked reporting on the presidential race to announce he was founding a new right-of-centre party.

And the MPs called for a modern statute to ensure that no further attempt could be made to use a "super-injunction" to block reporting of parliamentary proceedings.

That your government felt the need to threaten legal action in order to block reporting into issues of public interest is deeply regrettable.

The next security option allows Firefox to block reported attack sites that may harm your computer.

Mr. Fu, the editor at Southern Weekend, wrote in his blog that Sanlu applied pressure to block reporting and used its political connections to prevent some other newspapers from publishing articles about the problem.

The Foreign Correspondents' Club of China denounced "the harassment of and violence against overseas media and their local staff by Chinese authorities in an apparent effort to block reporting of the trial of lawyer Pu Zhiqiang in Beijing today".

For the power lies with each of us to block, report, and mute.

Twitter, Facebook and other social media tools do offer users the option to block, report or mute offenders, and sometimes people are banned or suspended.

China has in the past tried to block reports on North Korea and Sudan, and earlier this week Russia moved to suppress a deeply critical expert panel report on Iran.

I also have a little cabal of folks who help each other out and I'll give someone my login information for Twitter and they will go and block, report and screengrab anything that might be threatening.

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