Sentence examples for closing publications from inspiring English sources

The owners insist they have no intention of closing publications, but the management making those assurances may not be in charge when the companies emerge from reorganization.

Recently issued regulations allow the government to close publications that mention a broad range of subjects, including speculation on China's coming leadership transition.

Still, critics of the government's decision to close publications that show too much skin pointed out that most of the papers arrived on the scene well after the AIDS epidemic became entrenched.

He closed publications and jailed journalists more now languish in prison than in any other country, including China and Russia.

But the judicial authorities in Iran have numerously contravened the Islamic Republic's constitution since the 1979 revolution including persecuting journalists and closing down publications although it explicitly prohibits censorship.

But deep concerns remain about restrictive press laws that are still in place and allow the authorities to crack down on journalists and even close publications deemed a threat to national security.

There was also an on-the-record call just as the piece was closing for publication.

Condé Nast has shown little sentimentality about preserving underperfoming magazines; it closed four publications last year.

The previous year, the country's Muslim-led government closed two publications for carrying controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

He will discuss African universities over-realiance on a model of knowledge transfer that privileges one-directional closed access publications from the Global North.

Direct e-commerce has long been the holy grail of online publications: closing the loop between firing up desire (what magazines do) and satisfying it.