Sentence examples for suppress reporting from inspiring English sources

"I find it morally repugnant that people would suppress reporting of crimes against children to protect their reputation," Clarke said.

Hypothesis tests of baseline characteristics, however, are superfluous and could be harmful if they lead investigators to suppress reporting any baseline imbalances.

(As I've mentioned before, Chinese authorities have moved to suppress reporting of these attacks).

He continued: "Data protection rules or health and safety should not be used to suppress reporting or a healthy dose of criticism.

At the Hong Kong International Film Festival in March, a Health Ministry official, Wang Xinlun, was asked a tough question by a viewer after the screening — had the Chinese government suppressed reporting of cases of H.I.V./AIDS?

China has consistently sought to suppress reports of the wealth of leading officials and families.

The former BBC political editor took out a superinjunction to suppress reports of an extramarital affair in 2008, which he voluntarily lifted in April.

Marr said he felt "uneasy" and "embarrassed" about the use of the high court injunction, which he won in 2008 to suppress reports of an extramarital affair.

While policymakers turn a blind eye on K-12 sexual violence and schools suppress reports of sexual violence, the media must expose this epidemic.

It is therefore disconcerting to learn that you would lend your name and financial support to a woman who lobbied the New York Times to suppress reports of the Bush administration's crimes involving illegal wiretapping and who ultimately became the chief Democratic Party defender of hose unconstitutional methods.

It is therefore disconcerting to learn that you would lend your name and financial support to a woman who lobbied the New York Times to suppress reports of the Bush administration's crimes involving illegal wiretapping and who ultimately became the chief Democratic Party defender of those unconstitutional methods.