Sentence examples for seeking to censor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenwald said that he was not seeking to censor the History channel.

Photos and posts counting the days of the women's detention were circulated on social media, sparking a battle between those posting and those seeking to censor them.

Criticism of Mr. Will's columns, Dr. Nisbet said, "only serves to draw attention to his claims while reinforcing a larger false narrative that liberals and the mainstream press are seeking to censor rival scientific evidence and views".

Recife, for instance, was the focus of a controversy last year that led Francisco Brennand, one of Brazil's most renowned sculptors, to accuse the city authorities there of seeking to censor his work on dubious moral grounds.

Bruised in past weeks by criticism for seeking to censor administration critics, Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, was careful yesterday to say that news organizations were being asked, not ordered, to screen taped videos of bin Laden videos before showing them.

"Quebec is seeking to censor the Internet for its own commercial gain by ordering Internet providers to block access to any unregulated sites," he added on his blog.

Yet another bill seeks to censor the Web.

Kultura virtually sustained Polish culture through the decades when Communists ruled Poland and sought to censor free expression.

There are eminent scientists and economists asking such questions and we would never seek to censor their views.

The government also sought to censor text messages during the elections, seeking to block words it thought might incite unrest, like "Egypt" or "bullet," according to news reports.

In a letter to PEN, he accused them of having "made themselves the fellow travellers" of extremists who seek to censor writers "into a cowed silence".