Sentence examples for restrict publication from inspiring English sources

The onus is then on the person who wants to restrict publication.

There are those who would consider it reasonable to restrict publication of information detrimental to national defense.

Legal representatives of the Northern Territory government and other groups had sought to restrict publication of some of Voller's testimony, and had earlier raised concerns over insufficient preparation time to respond to his allegations.

While sponsors have the right to review the proposed publication in order to ensure that no confidential or patentable information is disclosed without their approval, sponsors do not have the authority to restrict publication.

Researchers (and particularly their minders in university patent-licensing offices) are increasingly reluctant to share materials and knowledge with others unless such sharing is accompanied by legal agreements about "reach-through" royalties on potential findings and the right to restrict publication of results.

Lawyers acting for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have begun a bid in France to restrict publication of the pictures.

III A college restricted publication by faculty members for 7 yrs.

Carlson and others argue that restricting publication would retard the progress of the research without increasing safety.

Although she is concerned about protecting the image of the school, she said, she has never restricted publication purely because an article criticized the school.

But others will fail miserably, and at least one major newspaper will give up on the Web entirely, restricting publication to its print edition and mobile applications.

The AFP confirmed three men had been placed on the orders, although a veil of secrecy surrounds them with an indefinite order restricting publication of any details about their cases.