Sentence examples for blocking publication from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baldacci won a court order blocking publication, and Mr. Viner eventually agreed to print the book with a different cover.

Mr. Stillman contends that the government may be blocking publication of the book, "Inside China's Nuclear Weapons Program," for reasons of politics rather than national security.

20 Minutes, which is the largest general-interest daily in France, has an even smaller staff; plans to shrink it further have drawn resistance from employees, who went on strike last month, blocking publication for one day.

Baker added that there were "serious questions that needed to be addressed and answered" before the election: "If there are people blocking publication, the British people need to know why".

The prime minister's remarks came after high court judge Mr Justice Eady issued what was thought to be the first order permanently blocking publication of material relating to an individual's private life.

The United States Court of Appeals in Atlanta overturned a preliminary injunction yesterday blocking publication of "The Wind Done Gone," a novel that revisits the plantation setting of "Gone With the Wind" from a slave's perspective.

The government plans to hold it under the Inquiries Act 2005, which gives ministers control over its procedures, including the right to determine how much is heard in public and to block publication of evidence.

The government's attempt to block publication — something ended by the Supreme Court — was the best publicity, he said.

The threat of lawsuit blocked publication.

A manuscript was produced, and General Motors sued to block publication.

Ministers then blocked publication of any updated figures".