gag rule (Meaning)
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gag rule (n)
a rule for limiting or ending debate in a deliberative body
Synonyms & Antonyms of gag rule
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gag rule Sentence Examples
- The gag rule imposed by the government prevented the release of sensitive information to the public.
- The new gag order prohibited doctors from discussing abortion with their patients.
- The gag rule at work prevented employees from voicing criticism about their superiors.
- The gag order in court silenced the defendant, preventing them from speaking in their own defense.
- The gag rule against teachers stifled academic freedom, limiting their ability to teach controversial topics.
- The gag rule in Congress restricted lawmakers from making public statements about ongoing investigations.
- The university gag rule prevented professors from expressing their personal political views in class.
- The gag order on journalists prohibited them from publishing articles critical of the government.
- The gag rule in the medical community prevented doctors from discussing alternative treatments with their patients.
- The gag rule at the press conference muzzled reporters from asking questions that could embarrass the speaker.
FAQs About the word gag rule
a rule for limiting or ending debate in a deliberative body
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gag rule imposed by the government prevented the release of sensitive information to the public.
The new gag order prohibited doctors from discussing abortion with their patients.
The gag rule at work prevented employees from voicing criticism about their superiors.
The gag order in court silenced the defendant, preventing them from speaking in their own defense.
