Sentence examples for broadened speech from inspiring English sources

It's possible, of course, to endorse the Court's decisions protecting unpopular speech and still object to Citizens United — which, after all, gives broadened speech powers to the most powerful members of society, rather than the least.

Obama then broadened his speech to address race in general in America.

As the journalist Parmy Olson wrote in a 2012 book, "We Are Anonymous," Operation Payback started as another campaign in support of file-sharing sites like the Pirate Bay, a successor to Napster, but the focus soon broadened to include political speech.

Twitter also moved to broaden its hate speech policies last year — responding to user criticism over the continued presence of hate speech purveyors on its platform despite having community guidelines that apparently forbid such conduct.

No matter that the poem was penned 90 years ago by a nationalist poet and is taught in schools.And no matter, apparently, that the scope of free speech was much broadened by last month's constitutional changes.

On Thursday, in Mr. Lamont's first stump speech since the primary, he broadened his message, saying he "should have been talking more about poverty" during the campaign.

The success prompted the ACLU to broaden their freedom of speech efforts beyond labor and political speech, to encompass movies, press, radio and literature.

Also under fire over hate speech on its platform last year, Twitter broadened its policies around hateful conduct and abusive behavior — enforcing the more expansive policies from December.

It doesn't threaten free speech – it broadens debate.

The speech, if it's done right, and I think it will be, will send a broadened message".

A crackdown on free speech and activism that began as soon as Xi Jinping took office in 2012 only intensified and broadened throughout 2014.