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• The film was then handed over to the National Censorship Board.
• Mugabe also has authority over newspapers under local and national censorship laws.
• In Australia, the book is sold shrink-wrapped and is classified " R18 " under national censorship legislation.
• Some towns imposed " self-censorship " on lynching photographs, but section 3893 was the first steps towards a national censorship.
• The debate should focus on fostering technology without creating national censorship boards whose ratings will inevitably determine and censor what goes on broadcast network television,
• I believe we have about 75 percent of the tools we need for national censorship, if that's what you want ."
• A national censorship board previews all Indian and foreign films, but India has no national obscenity law and no universally accepted definition of vulgarity.
• But that did not satisfy the real force behind this sweeping new national censorship : the Christian Coalition, which was regularly consulted by Congressional drafters.
• As of 2013 national censorship laws and local ordinances remain in Japan and the public response to the publication of manga with sexual content or the depiction of nudity has been mixed.
• The " National Censorship Board " and the " Malaysian Islamic Development Department " reviewed the film and the Home ministry lifted the ban on 19 February 2013.
• The films themselves _ with their defiant images of oppressed geishas and sexually rebellious women _ were considered courageous attacks on the archaic Japanese national censorship board, a holdover from the postwar American occupation.
• One of the lessons described " a general introduction to censorship to include reference to Armed Forces Censorship . . . and National Censorship . " Students are warned of the dangers of the electoral process.
• At the time of the MPPDA's founding, there was no national censorship, but some state and municipal laws required movies to be censored, a process usually oveseen by a local censorship board.
• The media publicity surrounding several high-profile celebrity scandals and the danger of church-led boycotts also pressured the leadership within the film industry to establish a national censorship board, which became the Motion Picture Production Code.
• Principal photography began in January 1935, with creative personnel from the original returning in front of and behind the camera . " Bride of Frankenstein " was released to critical and popular acclaim, although it encountered difficulties with some state and national censorship boards.
• In 1930 the Wongs produced " Lari ke Arab " ( " Escape to Arabia " ), an original script written by Joshua that the brothers worked on collaboratively; the film was originally entitled " Lari ke Mekah " ( " Escape to Mecca " ), but the ( national censorship board ) refused the title as it could be insulting to Muslims.