Sentence examples for publication barred from inspiring English sources

In a statement posted on its Web site on Thursday, the General Administration of Press and Publication barred reporters from directly including unverified information from the Internet or mobile telephone messages in news articles.

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The court, referring to Mr. Babic as Witness C-61, had barred publication of his name.

But he barred publication of the child's name and photograph following an application from the local authority.

The judge allowed reporters to attend the hearing this month and report an outline of the case, but barred publication of the names of the people involved.

The original Russian version of "First Person," is still unavailable in Russia, where the country's Central Electoral Commission has temporarily barred publication until after the March 26 presidential election.

The original Russian version of "First Person" is still unavailable in Russia, where the country's Central Electoral Commission has barred publication until after the March 26 presidential election.

Judge Robert P. Patterson Jr., of the Southern District of New York, barred publication to allow him to assess the suit's merits; Roger Rapoport, publisher of RDR Books of Muskegon, Mich., said the typesetting would stop.

Universities are informed of the A-level grades of their applicants ahead of their publication, but are barred from approaching students with offers or decisions until after results are sent out to students.

A number of publications have been shut down or otherwise barred from publication, including the reformist-leaning newspapers Asseman, Ghanoon, and Bahar.