Sentence examples for Ensure freedom of expression from inspiring English sources

Though countries have the legal obligation to ensure freedom of expression, the internet is inherently international, so whose law applies?

It would ensure "freedom of expression, security and respect for human rights" by protecting personal information online.

The European Union has demanded that Turkey change its penal code to ensure freedom of expression, but Turkey has yet to act on those demands.

If this is true, then the Iranian president should put his values into action and ensure freedom of expression for his own people.

It also lists the "human rights violations" that took place during the protests and calls on the Turkish government to, among other things, ensure freedom of expression is respected and peaceful protestors are not "arbitrarily detained".

By ensuring users are anonymous and do not need any form of identification that link them to accounts, Blockchain Social Networks can help ensure freedom of expression especially in countries that censor what users post on social platforms.

And so is US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who early this month, in defense of legislation that seeks to make it impossible for American Internet users to access criminal foreign websites, wrote that there "is no contradiction between intellectual property rights protection and enforcement and ensuring freedom of expression on the Internet".

Wheels were checked daily to ensure freedom of rotation.

A spokeswoman at the American embassy in Bangkok told the BBC the United States had urged the Thai authorities to ensure that freedom of expression is respected and that Mr Gordon receives fair treatment.

This regulation stipulated that authorities must receive at least three days' notice before any public event, but new laws ensuring greater freedom of expression restricted the officers from taking any action.

This ensures their freedom of expression and encourages adult policy-makers to consider young people's views when making decisions that affect them.