gag order

英 [ˈɡæɡ ɔːdə(r)] 美 [ˈɡæɡ ɔːrdər]

司法限制言论令;禁言命令;言论禁止令

法律



双语例句

  1. No cameras were allowed at the hearing because of a media gag order imposed by Sylvester last week.
    旁听席上不准拍照,因为上周法官西尔维斯特发布了媒体禁令。
  2. Next they will issue an order for same but accompany it with a gag order forbidding the company hosting the data to ever say anything about it.
    下次他们还会发布同样的命令而且还要加上一个对那些持有信息的公司的封口令。
  3. In the past week he has slapped a gag order on the BBC, sought an injunction against a newspaper and threatened at least two others with similar bans.
    上周,他申请禁令堵上了英国广播公司(BBC)的嘴,又封杀了一家报纸,并以类似禁令威胁其他至少两家报社。
  4. In the United States, the strong tradition against prior restraints makes it almost impossible to persuade a court to issue a gag order on the press.
    美国有着反对预先制约的强大传统,因此几乎不可能说服法庭向新闻媒体颁布限制言论的禁令。
  5. Next, Wavelet combines with homomorphism filtering and GAG feature curve to de-noise and enhance edge in order to enhance contour of images obviously.
    其次,小波与同态滤波器和GAG特性曲线结合,提出一种针对CR图像的去噪和边缘增强方法,可明显地增强图像的轮廓;

英英释义

noun

  1. a court order restricting information or comment by the participants involved in a lawsuit
    1. imposing a gag order on members of the press violates the First Amendment