Sentence examples for imposed a publication from inspiring English sources

The judge imposed a publication ban on other details.

When the Salem witch trials occurred in 1692, the colonial authorities imposed a publication ban, thinking it best if no one wrote about them.

The testimony given so far has been explosive so much so that Judge Gomery imposed a publication ban on some of it.

Additionally we arbitrarily imposed a 1980 cut off for publications to restrict influences from very different times from today.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

But the agency also imposed a condition.

The government imposed a curfew in Baghdad.

The governing African National Congress demanded that the painting be removed and the film and publications board initially imposed an age restriction on it.

The Government said it was entitled to a prior restraint, an order forbidding publication in the first place, not merely one imposing a penalty for unlawful publication after the words were out.

In the Netherlands, the Dutch Newspaper Publishers Association is negotiating an access agreement for journalists with that country's Premier League, which earlier in the process unsuccessfully sought to impose a ban on the publication of photographs of stadium fans, according to Michel Frequin, the association's lawyer.

Judge Chin imposed an additional 16 months.