Sentence examples for a free expression of from inspiring English sources

The Commonwealth observer team, which included members from Africa and the Caribbean, concluded that the elections were not a "free expression" of the citizens' will.

And even though Latin America's world view is not necessarily contradictory, antagonistic or altogether different from that particular view, it is definitely different enough to have a free expression of it's own..

Pursuing the analogy of love and labor, Kipnis declares that marital fidelity inevitably evolves into what she calls, after Marx, "surplus monogamy: enforced compliance rather than a free expression of desire".

This court concluded that "the rejection of votes from legal voters, not brought about by fraud, and not of such magnitude as to demonstrate that a free expression of the popular will has been suppressed," is insufficient to void an election, "at least unless it be shown that the votes rejected would have changed the result".

The people invoking "free speech" go on to moralize about how students should be open to a free expression of ideas.

The old man, as Ajami shows, pursued his designs with a brutal logic, setting up a ruling class of Alawites, some Christians and a select number of Sunni businessmen, stifling dissent, stifling the Sunni majority's yearnings for a freer expression of their faith, offering instead the slogans of Pan-Arabism and permanent war with the Jews.

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The calendar doesn't represent a new "free" expression of female sexuality, but its marketisation in the service of a politics that has become male-dominated while excluding substantive issues from public discourse.

Bahrain This group presentation by Mariam Haji, Waheeda Malullah and Camille Zakharia from the tiny island nation in the Persian Gulf offers a remarkably free expression of local culture and identity.

The United States Embassy released a statement, saying their actions "crossed a line from free expression of opinion to criminal activity".

Islamic countries, responding to the Danish cartoons row and other criticisms of their religion, demanded a block on free expression of views about religion.