Sentence examples for organizations to refrain from inspiring English sources

Ryan, at the family's request, asked news organizations to refrain from replaying video of the accident.

A1 About 10 hours before Elian's seizure, his father's lawyers asked television news organizations to "refrain from broadcasting" coverage from inside the relatives' home.

Jim Yardley (NYT) THE MEDIA A PLEA FROM THE COAST California's top election official, Secretary of State Bill Jones, wants news organizations to refrain from declaring a winner in Tuesday's presidential race until polls close in his state.

The report also says news organizations should not project winners of national elections as long as polls remain open in any of the 48 contiguous states; if these organizations fail to refrain voluntarily from projections, Congress and states should consider legislation to bar public officials from disclosing results before 11 P.M. Eastern time.

"We urge those of you in news organizations to immediately refrain from publishing any of the photographs or videos released by the White House, just as you would refuse to run verbatim a press release from them".

Leaders of the militant Hamas group said today that their organization was continuing to refrain from suicide attacks inside the boundaries of pre-1967 Israel.

At the same time, hierarchical organizations can socialize individuals to refrain from cheating by creating value decision premises that underlie decision makers' judgments on what is right or good to do.

Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio would also appeal to independent groups like abortion-rights organizations or police unions to refrain from broadcasting ads on their behalf, which would leave the campaign committees as the only advertisers in the contest.

After Goldwater sued a magazine for libel — and won — the nation's professional psychiatry organizations later asked its members to refrain from commenting on people they haven't personally treated.

Not only did this action threaten the further reception of philanthropic funds from outside the country, but it also inspired the usually somnolent judicial system of the country to refrain from further insult to civil organization autonomy.

They are indirectly referenced in Cordileone's new handbook section, which warns educators to "refrain from participation in organizations that call themselves 'Catholic' but support or advocate issues or causes contrary" to church teaching.