Sentence examples for prohibited reporting on from inspiring English sources

On that same day, censors prohibited reporting on six other incidents.

(Guidelines imposed on journalists traveling with the military prohibit reporting on many details of operations, including locations).

(Guidelines imposed on journalists traveling with military units prohibit reporting on battles while they are taking place).

He added that the handbook had since been revised and no longer included that example because it "does not meet our operational requirements or privacy standards," which "expressly prohibit reporting on individuals' First Amendment activities".

The campaigning period wrapped up today at midnight in France, and French law prohibits reporting on it until the election itself is completed on Sunday.

An interview with Chai on the website of central news organisation People's Daily has also been removed along with a posting of the film itself, and earlier last week there had been directives to media prohibiting reporting on it.

It was front-page news everywhere in the region except Egypt, where newspapers were prohibited from reporting on the case.

Up until this week, VICE News was prohibited from reporting on the RCMP's production order due to a court-ordered sealing order.

The judge, al-Muhammadi Qunsuwa, allowed journalists into the courtroom but prohibited them from reporting on anything or taking notes.

When Sinaloa's state government passed a law in August that would have effectively prohibited journalists from reporting on crime, the backlash on social media was at least partly responsible for the law's repeal.

Propaganda officials recently ordered Chinese news organizations to report only positive quake-related stories, and the Sichuan government has explicitly prohibited media organizations from reporting on miscarriages by women in temporary housing camps.