Sentence examples for prohibiting reporting from inspiring English sources

There are new laws prohibiting reporting of "non-official narratives", and many journalists remain behind bars.

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.

A spokesman for the South Korean Consulate in Los Angeles told The Los Angeles Times that the Dec. 15 broadcast appears to have violated a law prohibiting reporting of rumors that could threaten a company's economic stability.

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).

Some countries -- including Kuwait, according to Mr. Gerber and others in the trade -- prohibit reporting vessel data.

(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 country's contempt standards prohibit reporting — after charges have been filed, and before a verdict has been reached — that might be seen as prejudicial against, or for, a defendant.

But what amounts to an order that indefinitely prohibits reporting on the details of the orders, and even the reasons supporting them, will remain in place until a further order is made by the supreme court.

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.