Significats de military censor en anglès

The telegram was approved by the military censor and forwarded to Berlin.

Often I had to wait while the military censor read my despatches.

By law, yes, as does the military censor's office and the civil service.

The military censor cuts it out with unfailing politeness, and a good day's work is done.

Israel maintains tight controls over EAPC, to the extent that articles about it, including this one, must pass through the military censor.

The envelope, at least, was interesting, bearing as it did the stamp of a military censor for the American Expedition to France.

After lobbying from the journalists US officials agreed reporters could use some material but only if it was cleared by a military censor first.

After the article and its footnote were published, the military censor demanded to know why the piece had not been sent for prior inspection.

What is it like publishing newspapers when military censors call the shots?

Military censors prohibited him from saying very much or even revealing his location.

Military censors in other countries used soldiers' letters to gauge the mood at the front.

And sent with dispatches, the letter wouldn't pass through the hands of the military censors.

The military censors so far are simple folk. He laughed, and Anna laughed too, without quite knowing why.

The military censors were there reading the letters of Private Atkins to his best girl, and to his second best.

As Lieutenant Colonel von Haeften, Chief Military Censor in Berlin, told the correspondents, Germany calculated upon the internal troubles in Russia aiding her.

The intellectuals of Paris might not express an opinion save by permission of the military censors, most of whom, strangely enough, had German names.