The text I've bolded means that the government may, in fact, engage in censorship if by so doing it would prevent a breach of national security so grave that it could be likened to the examples cited by Hughes.
But Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat, said that he believed the language in the power authority's severance agreements was so broad that it would prevent former employees from speaking openly about any mismanagement or corruption they witnessed while on the job, even if it was unrelated to their termination.
When he signed the bill ending the state's use of the death penalty, Smith noted that West Virginia was the ninth state to do so and said it would prevent executions based on wrongful convictions.
The UV visible near infrared (UV VIS NIR) spectra results suggested that the WPUA/ATO coatings could absorb near infrared radiation so that it would prevent heat transmission and heat diffusion effectively.
This provides an opportunity for the Ministry of Health Malaysia to do more campaign to create awareness among general population so that it would prevent delay seeking treatment.
"It was awful," said Bacon, but not so awful, one suspects, that it would prevent him from doing the same thing again.
"Something like that could actually be the death of some kinds of literary darlings -- when you try to sell the next book, the perception of their sales would be, frankly, so true to life that it would prevent people from looking at the big picture, that a book is prestigious or has prize potential or is well reviewed or something".
So I asked Facebook how it would prevent such issues on Lasso, where all content is public and adults can follow children.
The Arran police had buried them on a beach between the high and low watermarks, obeying a Gaelic superstition in an island where some people still spoke the language that boots so located would prevent a dead man's ghost walking fretfully on and on.
