Sentence examples for considered freedom of from inspiring English sources

He said he considered freedom of the press a cornerstone of the country's Constitution, which was drafted after a disputed election ended in widespread violence 10 years ago.

But Professor David Ormerod, the law commissioner responsible for the contempt of court consultation, told the newspaper: "In drafting our provisional proposals, we considered freedom of expression under the Human Rights Act, which covers the press's right to report and the public's right to know.

The irony is that what the First Amendment's framers considered "freedom of speech" has nothing to do with it.

To me, this is totally unreasonable -- how can forcing a girl to have her genitals cut so that she is deemed "clean", or forcing her to marry someone because her parents demand it, be considered freedom of religion?

"The courts will alway consider freedom of the press as the prevailing principle".

"As a writer, I consider freedom of speech an essential part of my life," he said.

Consider "Freedom of Expression National Monument" by the architect Laurie Hawkinson, the performer John Malpede and the visual artist Erika Rothenberg.

For example: 3. Consider freedom of the press with the front page of any day's New York Times.

"This is a political intrigue organized by high-ranking representatives of the government who consider freedom of speech a danger," the statement said.

Ryder: may have been, depending on evidence #Miranda November 6, 2013 Carl Gardner (@carlgardner) Ryder: under Schedule 5 the judge would have had to consider freedom of expression separately.

Although the UCLU said it considers freedom of speech on university campuses to be 'of vital importance', it added how it was 'not deemed appropriate for UCLU to provide a platform for speakers from militia groups that have been accused of human rights abuses'.