Sentence examples for submit to censorship from inspiring English sources

Unwilling to submit to censorship, he gave up writing.

When the Nazis occupied Paris the paper moved to the town of Vichy but shortly suspended publication rather than submit to censorship by the Pétain government.

As Zhang sees it, Jia's decision to seek theatrical release and submit to censorship has ceded the vanguard of China's most politically challenging cinema to a new crop of filmmakers, who work with low-cost digital equipment and never bother to seek government approval.

"AP does not submit to censorship.

Scaduto writes that Dylan felt "crushed" by being compelled to submit to censorship, but he was in no position to argue.

The AP spokesperson denied that the agency submitted to censorship.

Independent artists, writers and filmmakers like Zhao Dayong, those who refuse to submit to government censorship, will continue to endure marginalization to protect their creative freedom and work in a state of perpetual exile from their Chinese audiences.

After Sweetback received an X rating from the Motion Picture Association of America, inspiring the advertising tagline "Rated X by an all-white jury", and a theater in Boston cut nine minutes out of the film, Van Peebles stated, "Should the rest of the community submit to your censorship that is its business, but White standards shall no longer be imposed on the Black community".

Wary of challenges to the man whose body lies on display in Tiananmen Square, publishers of writings about the era submit to a three-tier censorship process: at the government's General Administration of Press and Publication, the Party History Research Office and the Party Literature Research Office, according to Ding Dong, a historian.

(Any newspaper articles that touch on politics must still be submitted to a censorship board).

They waited two to three weeks after the first edit was submitted to the censorship board, and then they came back with the two pages.