Sentence examples for to be embargoed from inspiring English sources

It's all supposed to be embargoed.

Mr. Romney's statement, sent to reporters late Tuesday evening, was originally meant to be embargoed until midnight, but the campaign lifted the prohibition just before 10 30 p.m.

Mr. Twain's autobiography was meant to be a last stroll around the block, and to build up suspense and improve sales, Sam told everybody that he was writing one and that it contained material so explosive it would need to be embargoed for a hundred years.

And On Second Thought allows users to recall texts before the recipient receives them and also set a curfew for messages to be "embargoed" until the next morning.

The paper was supposed to be embargoed until the early hours of October 30, but proved just-too-hot for some media outlets.

The testimony accumulated by Saville enables access to material that would normally be embargoed for many years or anonymised out of usefulness.

In some situations, public access to dissertations and theses should be embargoed (i.e., restricted) for a period of time.

Selling arms to Somalia had been embargoed by the UN since 1992, shortly before the failed US attempt to "restore order" among warlords vying for power.

The operation is probably as clean as a four-hundred-odd-cow commercial dairy can be, but still, when I was there the milk was embargoed due to ties to an outbreak of E. Coli O157: H7.

For example, with WHO or ACMECS support, MBDS was able to involve Myanmar in regional activities when funding for Myanmar was embargoed due to political sanctions by western governments.

"We have no explanation, firstly as to why it [the embargo] was changed, or any explanation as to why they should have been embargoed anyway.