Sentence examples for refrain from reporting from inspiring English sources

In addition, this mode of alignment was combined with options that define which and how many alignments should be reported; the option "-k 1 --best" instoucted bowtie to report only the best alignment if more than one valid alignment exists, while the option "-m 1" instructed bowtie to refrain from reporting any alignments for reads having multiple reportable alignments.

Chinese journalists have reportedly demanded bribes from companies to refrain from reporting damaging news about them, and they have sometimes invented stories.

Vatican officials asked journalists from other publications to refrain from reporting on the version released by L'Espresso, a request that the majority pointedly ignored.

After officials announced the bare bones of Princess Aiko's problems, they asked the captive press to refrain from reporting on the school.

But asked whether the media should refrain from reporting the content of the video, the Prime Minister's spokeswoman insisted that was a "judgement for editors to make".

It is in recognition of this journalistic ruse that Mr. Ambani sent legal notices charging defamation not to Mr. Kejriwal but to several television channels demanding that they refrain from reporting on Mr. Kejriwal's news conferences.

Some are out of caution: in 2008, when David Rohde, then a reporter for The New York Times, was kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghanistan, more than 40 major news outlets refrained from reporting the story for seven months, until he and a local reporter escaped.

However, for good reason, we have refrained from reporting on these specific operations.

The news media refrained from reporting the protests until Wednesday because of the delicacy of the issue.

Her name has been cited in testimony and court documents, but most media outlets have refrained from reporting it.

She said the station refrained from reporting the extent of what it knew, for fear of being shut down or labeled as Russian agents.