gag order

基本解釋

The councillor shows a Tepco gagging order that one local boss had to sign.
該議員向我們展示了一份限制當(dāng)?shù)仡^頭們命令書。
During that case the paper admitted it had not sought comment from him prior to publication, lest he seek a gagging order.
那起案子中，未免他尋求言論禁止令，報紙一方承認(rèn)未能事前向莫斯利征求意見。
Some are already snarling with triumph: “Anyone thinking of taking out a gagging order now knows what to expect,” as the Sun put it this week.
部分媒體已經(jīng)在大奏凱歌：“任何想要使用緘口禁令的人現(xiàn)在都知道將要面對什么”如太陽報在本周所言。

The councillor shows a Tepco gagging order that one local boss had to sign.
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Prenotification would have given the plaintiff a chance to seek a gagging order before the material was published.
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If a judge puts a gagging order on information relating to a legal case, people involved in the case are banned from discussing it in public or writing about it.