Sentence examples for blow expression from inspiring English sources

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The bill on "libel tourism" strikes an important blow for free expression.

The Supreme Court dealt a blow to free expression and put librarians in a serious bind this week by upholding a law requiring libraries to use filters on all computers with Internet access.

"He is an advocate of free speech – that's exactly his issue," said Link. "And if all of these followers can see that our hero of free speech can be put away for exactly the crime of exercising his free speech that is a terrible blow, to internet expression especially".

Eissa's outburst followed yet more blows to free expression in Egypt.

For instance, at one point she used the expression "blowing a dog whistle at the Humane Society".

Wherever he plays next season, whether at Old Trafford or the Parc des Princes, it would be good to see him striking further blows for individual expression in an increasingly conformist football world.

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch called the sentence a bitter blow to freedom of expression inside Russia.

Human Rights Watch, in New York, described the move as "a blow to freedom of expression and democratic accountability'.

The widely voiced claim that this ruling was a blow to freedom of expression should be treated with icy scepticism.

One example – a new law on the internet – is a significant blow to freedom of expression in Kazakhstan.