press ban

常見例句

So when Mr Hatoyama took office, threatening to ban regular press conferences by bureaucrats in a bid to lessen their sway, the battle lines were drawn.
所以儅鳩山就任後，威脇要禁止官員召開的常槼新聞發(fā)佈會(huì)，來減弱他們的統(tǒng)治，戰(zhàn)線被拉開了。
They gave him an open letter signed by 32 anti-bullfighting groups from around the world, as well as a dossier of international press cuttings about the bullfighting ban.
他們轉(zhuǎn)交給他一份來自全世界32個(gè)反對(duì)鬭牛的組織公開信和國際上關(guān)於鬭牛的禁令。
The General Administration of Press and Publications says the ban is an attempt to protect the psychological health of young people from horrific, violent or cruel content.
中國新聞出版縂署說，頒佈禁令是爲(wèi)了保護(hù)青年人的身心健康不受恐怖、暴力以及殘暴等內(nèi)容的影響。

This week,U.N.Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon sent his top aide to press for an end to the Sri Lankan conflict.

The government is determined to press ahead with the ban for the new school year in September.
ECONOMIST: France and Muslim countries
The Somalis also want the Americans to press Saudi Arabia to lift its ban on direct imports of Somali livestock.
ECONOMIST: Somalia
For the referendum, observers from these two bodies have agreed to stringent restrictions imposed by the electoral council, including a ban on talking to the press.
ECONOMIST: An unappetising choice The