Examples of using To muzzle in English and their translations into Spanish
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Past Governments have unremittingly employed the Act to muzzle dissent, especially by critical journalists,
aims to muzzle an activist who has been particularly visible on Facebook
In order to muzzle dissident voices,
which promoted greater uniformity from breech to muzzle and which in turn led to greater accuracy
other attacks against the media were politically motivated in a direct attempt to muzzle freedom of expression
The Chief Justice had further observed that that requirement had been used in the past to muzzle critics and opponents of the Government
that their arrests constituted part of a scheme on the part of the military authorities to muzzle MOSOP and to force the Ogoni to abandon their legitimate campaign for social justice
military containment was designed to muzzle Iraq.
of NGO participation or even to reduce their speaking time, but to muzzle them and to request the interruption of their speakers
was to put some order into the publishing industry and not to muzzle the press.
Mr. Ener as a fascist attempt by the dictatorial Denktash and regime to muzzle and smother the free
defamation are criminal offences which could be used to muzzle the press and place excessive restrictions on the right to freedom of expression.
indeed strengthening national unity under diffi cult political circumstances cannot be achieved by attempting to muzzle advocacy of multiparty democracy,
restrictions, repression and threats under the"Pancasila" system of press regulation designed to muzzle the media.
especially when used by public officials to muzzle criticism.
attempts to muzzle the political opposition as soon as it puts up a fight,
Having got used to muzzles, dogs walk in it, not experiencing any discomfort.
I ought to muzzle your arm.
You're gonna have to muzzle that dog.
I practically have to muzzle him every night.