例句與造句

1. In this post, Chauvelin exercised censorship over several works linked to the Unigenitus Bull controversy.
2. The government exercised censorship and other controls over education, publishing, and all manifestations of public life.
3. "They exercised censorship and buckled to pressure by these three public officials, " said Borrero, who said he is considering suing the station.
4. Ude called Beijing's decision to cancel the dance, theater and other cultural events " an affront and an attempt to exercise censorship on German soil ."
5. President Woodrow Wilson pushed without success to get a censorship provision included, arguing that " authority to exercise censorship over the press " was " absolutely necessary to the public safety ."
6. It's difficult to find exercise censorship in a sentence. 用exercise censorship造句挺難的
7. The report also claims that Rajoub has exercised censorship over the Al-Quds newspaper through almost daily contact with managing editor Maher al-Sheikh, who seeks approval for all articles and ads critical of the Palestinian Authority.
8. In a postwar memo to President Harry Truman on future wartime censorship procedures, Price wrote that " no one who does not dislike censorship should ever be permitted to exercise censorship " and urged that voluntary cooperation be again used.
9. "To exclude any viewpoint-- other than those it is illegal to express-- simply because others oppose it would widely be construed as taking sides and exercising censorship, " director Sir Laurence Martin told Britain's Press Association.
10. "I'm concerned whether we bowed to pressure and exercised censorship because a small group didn't agree with the message, " said Oliver, who added that he intended to discuss guidelines for such cases at the next board meeting.
11. Wilson still insisted it was needed : " Authority to exercise censorship over the press . . . . is absolutely necessary to the public safety ", but signed the Act without the censorship provisions on June 15, 1917, after Congress passed the act on the same day.
12. Nor does he deserve sympathy . " Ngai Kai-kwong, editor-in-chief of " Sing Pao " said : " the editing might have been too carelessly done . " He said the paper had neither exercised censorship, nor had come under pressure from the central government's liaison office.
13. Nor does he deserve sympathy . " Ngai Kai-kwong, editor-in-chief of " Sing Pao " said : " the editing might have been too carelessly done . " He denied the paper had exercised censorship, nor that it had come under pressure from the central government's liaison office.