Sentence examples for curb freedom from inspiring English sources

Critics say it will curb freedom of speech.

"I see a greater danger in this growing desire to curb freedom of information.

"However, whenever certain interest groups attempt to curb freedom of speech the government submits to these threats of violence".

Internet activists had said the deal would curb freedom of speech, while other critics charged it would enshrine currency manipulation.

Britain, Denmark, Hungary and Italy voiced concerns that a ban of symbols like the swastika could curb freedom of expression.

White said that "as a classics scholar" Beard ought not to seek to curb freedom of speech.

Others fear that all this surveillance has the potential to curb freedoms or invade privacy.

Mr. Uribe is criticized by some human rights groups, foreign diplomats and members of the United States Congress, who say that his program has led to a spike in arbitrary detentions and that a proposed antiterrorism law will curb freedoms.

It's not the robust and vibrant democracy that's hailed by the right, even as the right works to curb freedoms.

Every time the cabinet and the Knesset advance anti-democratic bills meant to stifle dissent, suppress the Arabic language, demonize human rights workers, and curb freedoms of expression and the press, Iran wins.

REFLECTIONS about how the Nixon Administration has curbed freedom of the press.