Sentence examples similar to embargoed from release from inspiring English sources

This thesis is permanently embargoed from public release.

The full report was embargoed from news organizations until Saturday.

"The club would also be embargoed from registering any new players," it adds.

You may request delays (i.e. embargoes) in the release of your dissertation both on eScholarship and in ProQuest.

Machado had also conducted an interview with The Guardian that was "apparently embargoed for post-debate release," according to Vox.

In came the rightfully annoyed email from Uriah "The embargo date is: RELEASE EMBARGOED UNTIL TUESDAY, JULY 3RD @ 2 00 PM UK (9 00 AM EST) And you accepted the embargo".

Domestically, Carter had to deal with an economy in a state of shock from two Arab oil embargoes, the release of Nixon-era price controls and the continued decline of manufacturing jobs due to foreign competition.

LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron, who canceled a long-anticipated speech because of a hostage crisis in Algeria involving Britons, planned to deliver an explicit warning that Britain might leave the European Union if changes in its administration were not made, according to excerpts from the speech released Thursday and embargoed until Friday.

In October, photos that had been embargoed for 45 years were finally released to the public.

It was announced yesterday after an embargo against releasing the data prematurely had been broken, Dr. Katz said.

Labour released some details tonight, embargoed until 10pm.