Sentence examples for suspend publishing from inspiring English sources

Wikileaks is out of cash, and will suspend publishing for a time in favor of fundraising.

By Stacey Mickelbart October 24, 2011 Wikileaks is out of cash, and will suspend publishing for a time in favor of fundraising.

We are forced to temporarily suspend publishing whilst we secure our economic survival.

And, most controversial of all, regulatory body the Korea Communications Commission will be given powers to immediately suspend the publishing of articles found to be fraudulent or slanderous for a minimum of 30 days.

The state news agency, Mehr, said that the Iran Newspaper – which is close to the outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – had been suspended for publishing false stories.

Raphael Lakpe, chairman of the National Press Council, said the newspapers were suspended for publishing photos of officials whom Mr. Gbagbo tried to name to his cabinet after he lost the November 2010 election to the current president, Alassane Ouattara.

Anonymous's main Twitter account was suspended for publishing people's "private information," most likely a reference to the recent hacking and release of Westboro Baptists Church's personal information.

That caused trouble for Facebook this week when activism groups got advertisers to boycott after the social network failed to suspend accounts accused of publishing hate speech and encouraging violence against women via image memes — photos of injured women with overlaid text laughing about it.

Yes it's bullshit that Rose McGowan was temporarily and arbitrarily suspended yesterday for publishing a private phone number in one of her tweets.

The faculty voted unanimously to suspend Handy for a year for "publishing false and injurious statements affecting the character of the work of one of the Professors".

Guy Adams, the Independent's Los Angeles bureau chief, had his Twitter account suspended after he published the corporate email address of the NBC executive Gary Zenkel, who is responsible for the broadcaster's coverage of the London Olympics.