Sentence examples for prevent the publishing from inspiring English sources

When asked about the Express's withdrawal from the PCC when he was deputy editor, he said that the regulator could have done more to prevent the publishing of defamatory articles, claiming that "everybody had too much leeway".

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Absent a federal judge's order preventing the publishing of the documents, Defense Distributed was expected to post the instructions online Wednesday.

Though some of the victim peers contacted their whips when they suspected they had been caught out by the Sunday Times, it didn't prevent the paper publishing.

The Mail on Sunday claimed the scalp of Lord Browne, the former BP chief executive who lied in court in a bid to prevent the paper publishing an interview with his former gay lover.

And in 2003, the Queen got an injunction to prevent the Daily Mirror publishing further stories about time spent by its reporter, Ryan Parry, as a below-stairs servant at Buckingham Palace.

But it also has another solution to Venezuela's crime problem: suppress negative crime statistics and prevent the media from publishing gory images.The government stopped publishing data on murders several years ago.

In 2009 the oil trading firm aimed to prevent the Guardian from publishing details of a report that it had commissioned into a toxic-dumping incident in Ivory Coast.

The Sun defeated a legal attempt by darts champion Phil Taylor to prevent the newspaper from publishing an interview with his two daughters.

The law lords, meanwhile, have attacked a sweeping injunction obtained by government lawyers designed to prevent the media from publishing information from Shayler.

Kate Winslet's husband, Ned Rocknroll, has won his high court bid to prevent the Sun from publishing "embarrassing" pictures of him partly naked at a fancy dress party.