West Africans -- Nigerians, Ghanaians or otherwise -- can engage in expression of widespread discontent.
The court battle between the FBI and Apple presents an important first amendment issue: Whether the government can force a company to engage in expression -- to wit, the writing of computer code -- that the company not only objects to, but views as inimical to its interests and its customers' interests.
It occurred to Watz that this particular form of geometric visual expression he was engaged in was perfectly suited to the electronic music he was interested in at the time.
The rostral ventromedial medulla, especially the raphe magnus and nucleus paragigantocellularis are engaged in the expression of several aspects of physical opioid withdrawal, via their efferent projections to autonomic and somatic motor neurons.
To estimate the amount of task-related top-down influence, independent classifiers were constructed for trials in which the subjects were engaged in an expression classification task (explicitly doing the same classification happy/fear) or in a gender classification task (where the happy/fear classification might only be made implicitly).
"When we play, we are engaged in the purest expression of our humanity, the truest expression of our individuality.
Elizabeth Trudeau, the US state department's director of press relations, stated that "no one anywhere should be prosecuted or imprisoned for engaging in freedom expression, even when that expression is critical.
To William Maurer, the lawyer opposing the Arizona mechanism, whenever "a privately financed candidate speaks above a certain amount, the government creates real penalties for them to have engaged in unfettered political expression".
He said the Occupy anti-capitalist protesters were engaged in a "democratic expression of views" and were "entirely constructive".
More important, cave art experts say, the new paintings bolster other evidence that humans engaged in sophisticated symbolic expression much earlier than once thought.
