Enabling one while gagging the other is keeping manners from catching up with technology.
Mr Pickles claimed new checks and balances would help stop gagging orders being abused.
The presidential ordinance gagging the press came two days before parliament was to meet.
The councillor shows a Tepco gagging order that one local boss had to sign.
He also refused to lift a gagging order forbidding lawyers from talking about the case.
When someone is gagging, as many countries are, you dont grab his throat and squeeze.
Media gagging orders in Israel are rare and issued in special cases concerning national security.
Nearly 5, 000 public servants may have been given pay-offs involving gagging orders, says The Daily Telegraph.
Congress tinkering with patent law while gagging inventors is like a surgeon operating before examining the patient.
The department had said it took no part in drawing up the "gagging" clauses in compromise agreements.
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The prime minister's spokesman insisted there would be "no gagging order" preventing ministers from speaking out on Iraq.
Prenotification would have given the plaintiff a chance to seek a gagging order before the material was published.
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Her trust offered her a large sum if she went quietly, but she refused to sign a gagging order.
MPs want to stop a Lincolnshire NHS trust taking action against a former manager for breaking a gagging order.
But even as the bishops met, the new gagging law was going through.
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He made the gagging sound, and leaned over the side of the bed and let on he was emptying himself.
The former head of the IMF, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, has asked a French court to lift a "gagging order" on him.
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Israel never acknowledged the prisoner's existence but issued a gagging order in 2010 to prevent details of the case being published.
Eleven were treated for the effects of pepper spray, which burns the eyes and nose, causing coughing, gagging and shortness of breath.
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The difficulty is that the spice doesn't break down very fast and can get stuck in the throat, causing gagging and even vomiting.
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Ukraine has done its best to obey that gagging order, but its hard-pressed new government is starting to hunger for some more constructive arrangement.
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Reports say he has taken out a so-called super injunction against the press, forbidding both reports on both the allegations and the gagging order itself.
Last week the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust was accused by a former chief executive of using a gagging order to halt his concerns about care.
His case came to light when an Israeli newspaper website broke the story that year, but the reports were removed after a gagging order was imposed.
Of course, development is relative: Kabul streets are still lined with deep trenches that carry raw sewage, with a smell that induces gagging when the temperature soars.
Referring to the seven-year-old boy who was forced to eat custard when he was crying and gagging, the Teaching Agency said Mrs Whitfield's actions were "plainly inappropriate".
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The Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, has written to every NHS trust in England warning them against using gagging clauses to stop staff raising concerns over patient care.
Terry had won a gagging order last week preventing the public learning about an alleged affair, but the injunction was lifted by the High Court on Friday.
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