Sentence examples for to prevent publication from inspiring English sources

"Public figures who wish to involve themselves in politics should not expect the courts to prevent publication of their views on matters of public interest," he said.

Governments became hesitant about being overly heavy-handed about using D-notices to prevent publication that could be shown to be in the public interest.

It follows that the only effective remedy is to prevent publication.

We received none directly: only a bungled "gagging" writ, which failed to prevent publication.

Many court hearings later it is still fighting to prevent publication.

The Chinese government would have ample reason to prevent publication of the book.

She was not trying to prevent publication about the court proceedings but was objecting to the identification of her client.

Publication led to fierce infighting in Whitehall as government departments disputed the listings and fought to prevent publication.

Judges need to be very cautious about granting injunctions to prevent publication of what is widely known, Toulson said.

It says: "The board should not have the power to prevent publication of any material by anyone, at any time".

The deal, which involved a Greek-Swiss infrastructure contract in Kazakhstan, fell through, but the palace failed to prevent publication.