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gag rule

/ˈɡæɡ ruːl/

Traduction: Règle ou politique qui limite ou interdit à certaines personnes ou groupes de discuter de sujets spécifiques, souvent utilisée dans un contexte politique, juridique ou médical pour restreindre les propos ou la divulgation d'informations.

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/ˈɡæɡ ruːl/C1formallegal
  • frRègle ou politique qui limite ou interdit à certaines personnes ou groupes de discuter de sujets spécifiques, souvent utilisée dans un contexte politique, juridique ou médical pour restreindre les propos ou la divulgation d'informations.

A regulation or policy that restricts or prohibits certain individuals or groups from discussing specific topics, often used in political, legal, or medical contexts to limit speech or disclosure of information.

  1. Restriction on speechC1formal

    A regulation or rule that prohibits members of a legislative body or organization from discussing certain topics.

    frBâillon parlementaire

    • The committee imposed a gag rule on the debate about the budget.
    • The gag rule prevented senators from speaking about the scandal.
    • Many activists criticized the gag rule as a violation of free speech.
  2. Limitation on public discussionC1formalamerican

    A policy that restricts the discussion of specific issues, often used in political or legal contexts.

    frrègle de silence

    • The government's gag rule silenced opposition voices.
    • The gag rule was introduced to prevent leaks of classified information.
    • Journalists protested against the gag rule that limited their reporting.