censorship

Preposition: of

• press: He also protested against the renewal of the censorship of the press in 1694.
• Internet: Increasingly deployed in totalitarian countries with excessive censorship of the internet.

Converse of object

• impose: But that evidence clearly does not exist, and therefore you are wrong to want to see censorship imposed on me.
• oppose: Throughout its existence, the Writers ' Guild of Great Britain has opposed censorship in all its guises.
• justify: The ' negative ' concept of media freedom prohibits political censorship only to justify economic censorship.
• remember: But we must do it remembering censorship is a fiction.

Adjective modifier

• preventive: The 1920 War against Soviet Russia brought the introduction of preventive censorship in defense of military secrets.
• blatant: A case of blatant political censorship against those who dared question the council line?
• attempted: For me, such attempted censorship was totally unacceptable.
• strict: Strict censorship was used to make sure that opposing views were neither seen nor heard.
• heavy: Initially, despite heavy censorship, he was able to give his audience some glimmer of the truth.
• political: A case of blatant political censorship against those who dared question the council line?

Modifies a noun

• law: CEO Eric Schmidt also answered critics who gave the company a hard time for agreeing to Chinese censorship laws.
• attempt: You seldom get a censorship attempt from a 14 yr old boy.

Noun used with modifier

• wartime: Additionally, wartime press censorship successfully limited public knowledge about the executions.
• Internet: Internet censorship can never be an act of public good.
• self: Things must be far advanced for the Defense Secretary to practice self censorship.
• press: Press censorship was the great issue of the day.
• theater: The unity Theaters movement grew as a direct response to the theater censorship being exercised as directed by the Lord Chamberlain.
• medium: Media censorship has resurfaced where we thought it had been extinguished.