英语词汇“d list”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

7. D notice, short for Defence notice (see quot. 1967). Hence D list, a list of D notices currently in force.The Services, Press and Broadcasting Committee was set up in 1912 as the ‘Admiralty, War Office and Press Committee’. Its main function is to give guidance to the press, etc., about matters which, in the interests of national security, should not be publicly disclosed.

1940 R. Graves & A. Hodge Long Week-end xxvi. 450 The Prime Minister authorized a ‘D’ notice to be sent round to the newspapers, warning them not to print it.

1961 Times 12 May 20/4 Mr. Lipton..asked the Prime Minister which Minister was responsible for preparing the D-list... Mr. Macmillan—Ministerial responsibility for D-notices rests on the Minister responsible for the subject covered by the notice.

1964 ‘C. E. Maine’ Never let Up v. 41 No names were mentioned... The story had probably been put out with a ‘D’ notice, which meant that editors were asked to toe the security line.

1967 Rep. Comm. Privy Counsellors (Cmnd. 3309) 1 A ‘D’ notice is a formal letter of warning or request, signed by the Secretary of a Committee known as the Services, Press and Broadcasting Committee, and addressed to newspaper editors, to news editors in sound broadcasting and television, [etc.]... Their purpose is to request a ban on the publication of certain subjects, indicated in the notices, which bear upon defence or national security.

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释义	> as lemmas D list 7. D notice, short for Defence notice (see quot. 1967). Hence D list, a list of D notices currently in force.The Services, Press and Broadcasting Committee was set up in 1912 as the ‘Admiralty, War Office and Press Committee’. Its main function is to give guidance to the press, etc., about matters which, in the interests of national security, should not be publicly disclosed. Π 1940 R. Graves & A. Hodge Long Week-end xxvi. 450 The Prime Minister authorized a ‘D’ notice to be sent round to the newspapers, warning them not to print it. 1961 Times 12 May 20/4 Mr. Lipton..asked the Prime Minister which Minister was responsible for preparing the D-list... Mr. Macmillan—Ministerial responsibility for D-notices rests on the Minister responsible for the subject covered by the notice. 1964 ‘C. E. Maine’ Never let Up v. 41 No names were mentioned... The story had probably been put out with a ‘D’ notice, which meant that editors were asked to toe the security line. 1967 Rep. Comm. Privy Counsellors (Cmnd. 3309) 1 A ‘D’ notice is a formal letter of warning or request, signed by the Secretary of a Committee known as the Services, Press and Broadcasting Committee, and addressed to newspaper editors, to news editors in sound broadcasting and television, [etc.]... Their purpose is to request a ban on the publication of certain subjects, indicated in the notices, which bear upon defence or national security. extracted from Dn. < as lemmas
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