Sentence examples for has been embargoed from inspiring English sources

Though its title survives, the document itself has been embargoed until 2015, although it may well exist in another archive.

Like the premature news of his death, however, reports that his autobiography has been embargoed for a century in honour of the author's wishes are somewhat exaggerated.

The memoir has been "embargoed" — as if Lucy is, like, Henry Kissinger — and, to promote it, Lucy travelled yesterday from her farm in Missouri to Los Angeles.

Officials with knowledge of the document, speaking on condition of anonymity because the report has been embargoed, said that it would be more detailed: about 100 pages and more scathing.

Yes, the Cuban revolution has delivered many achievements that have transformed lives: they are all the more the impressive given the nation has been embargoed by a global superpower located 90 miles away for so many decades.

My darling Emily, (Regrettably, all the correspondence between TS Eliot and Emily Hale has been embargoed until 2020, so readers will just have to take the chaste nature of their relationship on trust – Eds. PS. I've always hated that bitch – Valerie Dear Cummingss, Thank you for sending me your new ditty.

Some items have been embargoed at the request of the author.

Selling arms to Somalia had been embargoed by the UN since 1992, shortly before the failed US attempt to "restore order" among warlords vying for power.

Friends of the Earth did not see the guidance until the early hours of Monday morning, the time at which the information had been embargoed for media.

These photos (which can be viewed here and here) featured captions reading "NOT TO BE USED FOR REPUBLICATION" — evidence they had been embargoed by the government for showing the darkest side of the incarceration program.

Mr. Romney had pledged not to criticize President Obama on Tuesday, the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but by Tuesday evening, his campaign had reversed course, releasing early a statement that had been embargoed until midnight that criticized the president's handling of violence at the American Embassies in Egypt and Libya.