Sentence examples for news embargo from inspiring English sources

When Germany's left-wing terrorists began kidnapping people across the country in the 1970s, the government introduced a news embargo.

I also helped myself to that morning's newspapers, which are put out every morning in the lobby (unlike Miracle Manor, which appears to observe a news embargo).

Ever since the 1998 floods, disaster stories have been good for circulation, but reporters have to move fast before the propaganda authorities impose a news embargo.

Now that the news embargo over Harry's deployment has been broken, the prince is probably heading home to a hero's welcome.

Drs. Ridker and Cook saw the final guidelines and risk calculator on Tuesday at 4 p.m., when a news embargo was lifted, and saw that the problems remained.

Bruce McIver, president of the League of Voluntary Hospitals, who is negotiating on behalf of the management of Mount Sinai and Montefiore, would not comment on the state of those talks, saying he had agreed to a news embargo.

An elaborate set of publicity leaks to other sections of the press (even to the Washington Post, the object of such fixed antagonism on the part of Nixon) was set in motion, and previews of the programs were arranged, complete with strictures concerning news embargoes and release times.

The public today is pretty ignorant to press embargoes, and have come to get their news and information from bloggers, Twitter and the like, none of which we can imagine adhering to news embargoes dictated by government censors.

At that time, news embargoes served an important function: they gave journalists a chance to prepare articles in order to achieve the widest news coverage possible, enabling all individuals to benefit from the news releases at the same time.

The report will be launched by a panel in Johanesburg and news embargoed until 6 00 AM US EST (11 00 GMT), 1 June 2011.

We do ask that you hold this news under embargo until midnight Eastern/9pm Pacific tonight.