ideological supervision

ideological supervision
   censorship
   In political circles, supervision always carries menacing overtones:
    Dubcek cracked; he agreed censorship ('ideological supervision') could be restored and accepted the 'temporary stationing' of the invasion forces. (Moynahan, 1994, writing of events in Czechoslovakia in April 1968)

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