gagging order

（新闻）禁令

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A legal instruction that prevents information from being made public, especially in the media.

一项阻止信息被公开，尤其是在媒体上公开的法律指令。

gaggingADJECTIVE + NOUN

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gagging order = （新闻）禁令 (一项阻止信息被公开，尤其是在媒体上公开的法律指令。)

  • The court imposed a gagging order to prevent the newspapers from naming the victim.法院下达了禁言令，以防报纸公开受害者姓名。
  • Her lawyers applied for a gagging order after the leak.在泄密事件后，她的律师申请了禁言令。
  • A gagging order was granted last night amid privacy concerns.昨晚因隐私担忧而批准了一项禁言令。
  • Journalists challenged the gagging order, arguing it stifled public debate.记者对禁言令提出质疑，认为它扼杀了公共讨论。
  • The judge lifted the gagging order once the trial concluded.审判结束后，法官解除了禁言令。
  • He faces contempt of court for breaching the gagging order.他因违反禁言令而面临藐视法庭的指控。
  • Without a gagging order, the details would have spread online within minutes.如果没有禁言令，这些细节会在几分钟内在网上传播开来。
  • The company sought a gagging order to stop former employees from speaking to the press.该公司寻求一项禁言令，以阻止前员工对媒体发声。
  • Are we allowed to discuss the case, or does a gagging order still apply?我们可以讨论此案吗，还是禁言令仍然适用？
  • In rare cases, a global gagging order can extend beyond national jurisdictions.在罕见情况下，全球性的禁言令可以延伸到国家司法管辖之外。