The attack on Charlie Hebdo was, of course, intended to raise the price on the exercise of freedom of speech.
As with Charlie Hebdo, Badawi's offense involved the exercise of freedom of expression, often with a touch of sarcasm.
It calls for consideration and respect, compassion and forgiveness, the habits of character on which the exercise of freedom depends.
In this sense, for me, working in television and cinema are the same thing: an exercise of freedom".
One of the angriest Republicans, Senator Tom Cotton, of Arkansas, said he was "disgusted and offended" by the "flagrant exercise of freedom of speech" he witnessed at his town hall.
Exercise of freedom of expression should be done sensibly, and satirising the prophet of any religion is not only insensitive, but deliberately provocative.
As a consequence, we're starting to encounter a group of old folks for whom aloneness is a choice, an identity, an exercise of freedom.
The former Labour home secretary will talk about the conflict between the exercise of freedom of speech and showing respect for faith groups.
Following the dress or dietary codes of one's faith is an exercise of freedom of conscience so long as the exercise does not amount to proselytizing or otherwise infringing on the freedoms of others.
Secretly, and then not so secretly, he hopes to join them in what he takes to be an endless exercise of freedom.
Fifth, the disruption of established organizations and customary behaviour does not lead primarily to innovation and the exercise of freedom from old restraints.
