block release

British  

noun

1. the release of industrial trainees from work for study at a college for several weeks

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Example Sentences

More broadly, the bill also would block release of state agencies’ “deliberative process” records such as memos and advisory opinions — an exemption that Sanders has said is modeled after one in federal law.

From Seattle Times

The government had attempted to block release of the raw messages, arguing that some of them were irrelevant to the inquiry and that it should be able to redact - or block out - these first before handing them over.

From BBC

Goldberg said that typically, anyone looking to block release of a record the government deemed public would need a judge to issue an injunction.

From Washington Post

B.S.T. today to oppose the motion to release the warrant and the inventory, a step that could delay or block release of the material.

From New York Times

Meanwhile, Ruggs’ preliminary hearing has been postponed several times while Chesnoff and Schonfeld have fought to block release of his medical records and to get a court order to obtain fire department records that court filings say might show firefighters were slow to douse the fire in Tintor’s car.

From Seattle Times