Sentence examples for refusing to publish from inspiring English sources

However, oddly enough, the government is refusing to publish this legal advice (deja vu, anyone?).

I'm glad the government is refusing to publish his letters to ministers.

"By refusing to publish the legal basis for these attacks, the Government has created a legal and accountability vacuum.

The DWP is also separately refusing to publish a number of in-depth reviews into the deaths of benefit claimants.

For now, the Egypt Independent is waiting, refusing to publish another edition until they can have total editorial control.

To my mind, a better parallel would be the Catholic Herald refusing to publish an anti-Catholic tirade.

Britannica said Nature cited passages not in the encyclopedia and criticised it for refusing to publish the referees' reports.

The church had been heavily criticised in previous years for massaging its statistics, or even refusing to publish them.

The Home Office is currently under pressure from the police for refusing to publish a confidential study of relative crime rates among blacks, whites and Asians.

In addition to refusing to publish the information, news outlets took other steps to conceal the identities of those on the list.

But thousands of people flooded to Twitter to disagree, saying Fox News should have followed other media outlets in refusing to publish clips or images from Isis' propaganda.