Examples of using The censor in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That's a matter for the censor.
Yet the censor seems to be smiling benignly.
Who fights more with the censor?
But the censor citizen, san and his sacred.
Friedrich Hoffmann the Censor.
You can't steal from the censor.
The censor is perceived as a body trying to control the Internet, to no avail.
Everything crossed out by the censor.
Circumventing the censor, they distributed ten thousand manuscript copies within a week.
He can help us get the Censor's visa.
Over the years,some of Israel's leading journalists tried to challenge the Censor.
Ghosts was at that time prohibited by the censor, because it reflects on the Church.”.
He writes in a way not to provoke the censor.
Vivaldi got the censor to accept the opera the following year, and it was a resounding success.
It's not good for Egypt, says the censor.
Eight months later the Censor has yet to provide a decision approving or denying the release of the Riftin Report.
These libraries should be open to all- except the censor.
Therefore I want to tell you,my friends--whoever thinks the censor has no power, they simply don't understand.”.
And maybe, I would like to believe,that in some cases he would even argue with the Censor?
Who among you has the power to censor the censor?
The censor can only touch things that are likely to harm the security of the state, and these incidents are few.”.
And he is also accused of revealing“secrets” in the interview he gave on Channel 2,which was approved for broadcast by the censor.
Archive users will nothave any mechanism to defend their rights when the censor decides to withhold archival material.”.
Throughout most of the modern era, people bypassed the censor and demonstrated a willingness to embark on the journey into the unknown through their reading.
In the Victorian Age, the censor of the British theatres,the Lord Chamberlain, did not hinder the performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's musical comedies which made fun of all venerable institutions of the British system of government.