Sentence examples for censored print from inspiring English sources

The censored print editions make money, but the Internet versions are more complete.

The text that had appeared in the Soviet edition was printed in regular type; the text that the Soviets had censored was printed in bold; and Kunznetsov's new material — the stuff he knew he could never get away with at home — was put in brackets.

Moreover, said Ms. Krueger, they are routinely censored: The printing office sends back newsletter copy that criticizes the Republican majority or Mr. Bruno.

During the 1990s, modifications to existing censorship laws gave al-Azhar the ability to censor both print and electronic media.

Also included are the (relatively few) articles which are censored from the print edition in Egypt.

Censorship has been extremely light with only about fifty out of 3 million words printed censored.

Words such as "hell" and "helluva" were censored in this first printing as "certain words [are] too hot to print".

Rather than try to figure out what those subjectively mean or risk violating them, journalists here often censor themselves and print nothing — not the name of a market caught selling tainted meat, not the name of a hotel where a child drowned, not the name of a person convicted of a crime.

They print independent and censored Chinese writers.

Censorship had been extremely light, only about 50 words out of 3 million printed have been censored.

Censorship has been extremely light, only about fifty words out of 3 million printed have been censored.