Sentence examples for make a blacklist from inspiring English sources

"There is totally no risk with this, though some believe it's a trick for the government to make a blacklist.

First it makes a blacklist filled with selected projects.

It does not seek to deprive a purveyor of unpopular ideas of the ability to make a living, as the blacklists of the McCarthy era did.

Most recently, the Central Tibetan Administration has made public a "blacklist" of Tibetan Shugdenites.

"The fact that some Google bombs still work makes me think they have a blacklist essentially of ways of tweaking results".

We do not have a blacklist and we have never had a blacklist".

To Kill a Mockingbird, another title on the Gove blacklist, makes a collateral fictional push for the 1964 American civil rights bill.

I Am Spartacus: Making A Film, Breaking The Blacklist by Kirk Douglas *** 1/2 45.

I Am Spartacus: Making A Film, Breaking The Blacklist by Kirk Douglas *** 41.

ISPs will have a blacklist.

Polonsky describes the film (aptly, I think) as "experimental in a way, deliberately experimental"; it's a tragedy of the cinema that he took so long before getting back to work on his ideas and his feelings (though he reports that, while on the blacklist, he made a good living working as an anonymous script doctor).