Sentence examples for gagging of from inspiring English sources
The gagging of civil service whistleblowers: outrageous.
"There should be no gagging of freedom of speech in a democracy," she said.
Yet there was never any move towards legislated gagging of the media under the Mbeki administration.
In that piece Wilson was endorsing the gagging of public servants by a new code of conduct devised by the Abbott government.
Protests by DP Deputy Chairman Lamjavyn Gündalay against MPRP government "gagging" of the opposition in the Great Hural continued at the spring and autumn 2003 opening sessions.
Next they rejected unprecedented protection against the scourge that is "chilling" – the gagging of journalists by threats of expensive legal action.
This and the gags of the financiers.
It's all part of the gag, of course, but it is laid on heavily.
Comedies are now more about personalities than the sight gags of Airplane! and The Naked Gun films.
The audience entering the theater is greeted by a sight gag of sorts.
