Sentence examples for * challenging free from inspiring English sources

He will appoint one or two supreme court judges, they say, but existing conservatives in the nine-judge court have shown no interest in challenging free speech.

The newspapers which excoriated Sikhs and Muslims for challenging free speech have campaigned vigorously for the suppression of plays, paintings and even books which represent or refer to Myra Hindley, Mary Bell or James Bulger's killers, on the grounds that representation is an endorsement of their crimes.

The deputy PM insists the UK could find allies in Europe to support efforts to tackle "benefits tourism" - without challenging free movement in the EU.

But as he moved from his relatively reserved early work with Miles Davis to the much wilder My Favorite Things and, shortly before his death, to the challenging free jazz of Interstellar Space, his music shed traditional Western harmony, structure and rhythm.

Johnson disagreed that Trump is challenging free speech, but said he doesn't want to see an enemies list.

CLOC pursues its vision of a future without hunger through three primary campaigns: challenging free trade agreements, promoting agrarian reform, and creating food sovereignty.

That makes the game sound completely challenge free.

However, the process was not challenge free.

Marketing and customer service could also be challenging for Free, analysts said.

Mr. McKinley discussed the overall case in Thursday's opinion and set forth some of the legal standards he would apply, but he must eventually decide whether each regulation the companies are challenging violates free speech, said Floyd Abrams, a lawyer representing Lorillard in the case.

It may be challenging to free cohort isolation rooms in a hospital such as ours.