Sentence examples for restricted reporting from inspiring English sources

Officials, however, restricted reporting on the incident by state-controlled media.

"Journalists faced unprecedented legal obstacles as the courts restricted reporting on corruption and national security issues," it said.

The purpose of the act was to restrict reporting salacious deatails in divorces.

Very much the exception are the uses of superinjunctions by the likes of Trafigura to restrict reporting.

Since Russia began its military campaign in Chechnya last fall, it has sought to restrict reporting about the war by foreign journalists.

The NCHS and the National Association of Public Health Statistics and Information Systems restrict reporting NVSS data for cumulative frequencies <10 for subnational geographic areas to prevent unintentional disclosure of cases.

Notably, women who stopped restricting reported a higher frequency of diabetes self-care behaviors and lower levels of diabetes-specific distress and problems with self-management than women still restricting insulin at follow-up.

The highly restricted reports described how foreign-trained Pakistani scientists, including some suspected of harboring sympathy for radical Islamic causes, were returning to Pakistan to seek jobs within the country's nuclear infrastructure — presumably trying to burrow in among the 2,000 or so people who have what Kidwai calls "critical knowledge" of the Pakistani nuclear infrastructure.

A 2009 President's Daily Brief and another highly restricted report, Mr. Woodward writes, "said that at least 20 al Qaeda converts with American, Canadian or European passports were being trained in Pakistani safe havens to return to their homelands to commit high-profile acts of terrorism".

Because of Operation Gridiron, Mr. Enos said that victims felt more comfortable and had much greater trust in the system, resulting in a record 52 restricted reports of sexual assault in fiscal year 2013.

15 April The Guardian and other media organisations win the right to report on the appeal hearing, which raised the issue of whether injunctions restricting reporting can be enforced in the era of the internet.