Sentence examples for allow the exercise of from inspiring English sources

While proponents argue that more guns on campus may enhance personal safety, and would allow the exercise of second amendment rights, critics reject the security claim and say that campus carry will impact free speech because students and faculty will be wary of exchanging controversial ideas and entering into heated debates with people who may be packing a pistol.

Mr Abe won a boost for his domestic politics with another explicit statement from the White House: it supports his move to reinterpret Japan's pacifist constitution to allow the exercise of "collective self-defence", whereby the armed forces may come to the aid of an ally under attack.

The rebels said they would cease attacks on the condition that Kurds not be targeted, in order to allow the "exercise of a fair and equal election".

Allowing the exercise of free speech is just as much a key function of the city's parks as allowing softball or in-line skating.

In order for Cuban leaders to earn a meeting with the president of the United States, "they must show their good faith," and she highlighted three areas in which the Cuban government must demonstrate improvements: by convoking "free and competitive elections like you have here," by releasing political prisoners, and by allowing the exercise of free expression and assembly.

To wit, they agreed that a prohibition on assisted suicide limited a person's right to autonomy but they disagreed about whether allowing the exercise of that legal right poses a threat to vulnerable persons, that is to persons who do not satisfy the criteria for autonomy described above, or whose request for physician-assisted death is not fully voluntary.

In July 2014, the Abe administration made a landmark decision to reinterpret Japan's constitution to allow for the exercise of collective self-defense.

This suggests that self-diagnosis and reliance on traditional medicine emerge as responses to mistrust which simultaneously allow for the exercise of control over the intake of biomedicine.

Although they had broken no law, they were often treated worse than criminals, who were at least allowed the use of the exercise yard each day.

"I call on the mayor to find a sustainable resolution – as other cities have done – that allows for the exercise of free speech and assembly, with respect for the rights of all New Yorkers to peaceful enjoyment of our great city".

This study endorses the view of resilience as a social process resulting from the ability of the individual to survive, and the presence of a social environment that allows for the exercise of this ability [ 8].