Sentence examples for embargo from from inspiring English sources

Woodward's "Plan" is under strict embargo from the publisher, so there is no telling, yet, the exact nature of his assessment.

And on Cuba, the general fully satisfied Senator Helms by calling Fidel Castro an "aging starlet" who would be faced with a continued economic embargo from the Bush White House.

The U.S. wanted an arms embargo from the U.N.

Manchester City are facing a heavy fine or a transfer embargo from Uefa for breaching Financial Fair Play regulations.

But the industry suffered after the doors to its main export market - Russia - closed in 2006 due to an embargo from the country.

Championship clubs making losses of more than £6m will be fined millions of pounds or put under a transfer embargo from the 2014-15 season.

The full report was embargoed from news organizations until Saturday.

The club would also be embargoed from signing any new players".

Although the report is laid in Parliament at 2pm, it is embargoed from the media until one minute past midnight on Thursday, so TV interviews will wait until the following morning.

A G.M. spokesman said Mr. Welburn was embargoed from talking to the news media for 30 to 60 days, but Mr. Cherry said he expected a smooth transition with little drastic change from G.M.'s current design direction.

Under its absolute rule, confronted by embargoes from almost the entire world, the Chinese nation paid an enormous price, in famine and civil strife, yet achieved at last an unchallenged national independence of a truly sovereign state within the Western established international order.