Sentence examples for could be censored from inspiring English sources

There's lots of stuff there that could be censored by the government.

Apartheid laws restricted how blacks and whites could mix in public spaces, and media, including song lyrics, could be censored.

General Clark said he did not object to the delay in his testimony and was not concerned that he could be censored.

The Hazelwood Court said, in so many words, that "ungrammatical, poorly written, inadequately researched" stories could be censored without offending the First Amendment.

In 1917, the New York Court of Appeals upheld a ban on the motion picture "Birth Control," which Sanger produced, on the grounds that it could be censored "in the interest of morality, decency and public safety and welfare".

In 2002, a technologically unsophisticated judge in the case ruled that a hacker magazine could be censored under the DMCA and was not shielded by the first amendment's guarantee of free speech because the code was a form of "stealing".

Consider a sample T1,…, T m  with no censoring before t∗ (there could be censoring after t∗).

These debates were extensively reported in the newspapers, where they could not be censored, and enormously intensified public awareness of political issues.

If homoerotic art could not be censored on the grounds of obscenity -- this effort failed against Mapplethorpe in conservative Cincinnati -- then government sources of funding could be withdrawn and institutions could be intimidated not to display the work.

Of course movies could, and should, be censored!—just as Congress could, and should, exempt professional baseball from the protections of the Constitution.

These individuals could therefore not be censored but remained in the analysis.