Sentence examples for stifled information from inspiring English sources
Chávez had a cancerous tumor removed last year, and instead of allowing cameras to follow him through treatment and convalescence in a Cuban hospital, he temporarily canceled the show and stifled information about his medical condition to such an extent that we still don't know what kind of cancer he has.
According to Dean, Bush stifles information that almost certainly would protect the public.
One risk now is that the leaks will stifle information sharing between U.S. agencies and with other countries.
Time and again, the security and intelligence agencies, and GCHQ in particular, have used national security as a means of stifling information and debate.
While traditional publishers in many countries have well-established legal protections against governments who wish to stifle information, he said, sites like WikiLeaks and OpenLeaks operate in uncharted territory.
"Stifling information will only hinder attempts to put an end to the atrocities committed by ICC (internatinal criminal court) war crimes suspect Ntaganda and other abusive commanders who have joined his mutiny".
To critics, the White House's refusal to unseal the section, claiming it would damage national security, is reaffirmation of efforts by several administrations to stifle information that could implicate Saudi officials.
What Bartholl and Buttendorf's project demonstrates is that there are myriad methods by which we can overcome the laws and politics that stifle information sharing, and all the tools we need could literally be at our fingertips.
He said the changes were part of a bid to end a system of financial management in government that has been "stifled by poor information sharing and poor incentives".
In turn, this has stifled any new information and enabled the continuing resistance to change, which could shed new light on the nature and the substance of the conflict and help advance the peace process.
What happens when ideas are stifled by too much information?
