Sentence examples for sanction news from inspiring English sources

Despite the interruptions, the ruling party succeeded in passing the bill, which will also allow the government to sanction news outlets if they publish information "likely to cause fear or alarm," according to Reuters.

The company also reportedly has a 6.79% exposure to Russia, so the sanctions news was bound to hit sentiment.

At the sanctions committee, news of the systematic 10percentt kickback scheme prompted some public hand-wringing.

In November, the UK media regulator Ofcom threatened RT with sanctions over news reports that failed to comply with impartiality rules.

Opinion journalism acquired fresh life, as readers, swamped by fact, turned to editorials for selection and judgment, salted by adjectives not sanctioned in news departments.

William, Kate and Harry are represented in the same spaces by @KensingtonRoyal, which has been incorporating Palace-sanctioned Meghan news into its feeds since the engagement was announced.

The pro-democracy activists - who like recent social media-inspired revolutions communicate with Facebook -- bring international attention to his regime's sanctions against news media and the jailing and harassment of journalists.

This sanction follows the news that Kate Breese, of law firm Walsh Taylor, has been appointed as administrator.

Georgia's stunning GDP growth (perhaps over 10% by the end of the year, despite Russian trade sanctions) is great news for the well-educated urban middle classes.

He spoke shortly before Mr. Clinton announced the sanctions, but after news reports from Washington that Mr. Clinton had taken the decision to impose the measures during his overnight flight to Germany.

Fifa announced the sanctions at a news conference in Rio de Janeiro, adding that Suárez has also been fined 100,000 Swiss francs (£66,000) for his attack on Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's 1-0 win on Tuesday which saw them progress at Italy's expense.