Sentence examples for disrupt freedom from inspiring English sources

"Anyone who threatens to disrupt freedom of navigation in an international strait is clearly outside the community of nations; any disruption will not be tolerated".

A spokeswoman for the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet, which is based in Bahrain and patrols the strait, responded: "Anyone who threatens to disrupt freedom of navigation in an international strait is clearly outside the community of nations; any disruption will not be tolerated".

Leaving no room for doubt, a spokesperson for the U.S. Fifth Fleet made it clear on Wednesday that it would not allow any disruption of traffic in the Strait, by responding to the Iranian provocation, "Anyone who threatens to disrupt freedom of navigation in an international strait is clearly outside the community of nations; any disruption will not be tolerated".

Born in Helpston in 1793 and raised on the land, he was deeply frustrated by the enclosures of common land gathering momentum during his time, which disrupted his freedom to roam the countryside that defined his youth and informed much of his work.

Measures that disrupt commerce or compromise freedom of movement play right into their hands.

Likewise, giving employees the courage and freedom to disrupt familiar patterns or current systems can result in very creative results for the company.

A faculty member was injured, and a slew of op-eds were penned by Gen X-ers scolding students for disrupting Murray's freedom of speech.

The Fourth Circuit invokes the example of a formal press conference where an assistant district attorney criticizes his boss's decision to pursue a murder charge, but one can imagine an endless stream of analogous examples where adopting this academic freedom argument would disrupt the government's functioning.

He added that those who disrupt the relay "do not respect the freedom of people who want to enjoy it".

Then you give your people enough freedom to thrive; to create, to disrupt, to innovate.

We did nothing to disrupt public order, we were merely exercising our freedom of expression as provided for by the constitution.