Sentence examples for refrain from publishing from inspiring English sources

Dr Gowers had already chosen, unannounced, to refrain from publishing in Elsevier's journals.

Freedom of expression includes the freedom to refrain from publishing views contrary to your conscience.

He said Bauer had asked Closer France to remove the pictures and refrain from publishing any more.

In all of this, it is crucial that revolutionary media correctly interpret the news they receive and refrain from publishing items simply for their exciting content".

We will refrain from publishing content that breaches these guidelines and may edit or remove a comment we feel has caused offence to our subscribers.

But, in the UK, judges can compel news outlets to refrain from publishing information or works that could somehow interfere with "the course of justice".

The state-run newspapers are refraining from publishing slogans like "Riots beget riots, not democracy".

In other instances, it has refrained from publishing accusations it could not corroborate.

In 2008, news outlets similarly refrained from publishing reports about the kidnapping in Afghanistan of David Rohde of The New York Times and a local reporter, Tahir Ludin.

The book wasn't banned – the Bavarian ministry that held the copyright merely refrained from publishing it until the copyright ran out at the end of last year.

In fact, he cited "fake news" propagated by "one group and one television station". But then he praised the various news outlets that refrained from publishing the dossier.