Sentence examples for expression exchange from inspiring English sources

International Freedom of Expression Exchange.

Finally, HRW is an original member of the International Freedom of Expression Exchange, a global network of nongovernmental organizations that monitor censorship worldwide.

McClintock's work lead to a number of significant breakthroughs in scientific understanding of gene expression, exchange of genetic information during meiosis, and preservation of information in telomeres and centromeres.

Toronto-based IFEX, short for the International Freedom of Expression Exchange, reasserted its commitment to supporting unfettered media, its defense of harassed journalists and condemnation of their killers, and, the capacity building of organizations and activists campaigning for these freedoms.

It's a concern echoed by the International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX) Tunisia Monitoring Group (IFEX-TMG), who were alarmed by repeated "attacks targeting journalists, artists, performers and women for the 'crime' of freely expressing their opinion as well as by the Tunisian security forces' alleged inaction during most of these instances in the past year".

He also stated that he was prevented by Muharraq airport security staff from traveling to Beirut to attend an International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX) meeting in May and an Amnesty International conference in June.

Voice-mail messages are a primary focus, Ms. Nelson said, although the group is also hoping to collect sounds from dictation tapes, tourist videos made before Sept. 11, training films used by World Trade Center tenants, audio recordings of financial transactions or any other "shards of sound that capture the expressions, exchanges, and humanity that defined the buildings".

Reading "Wilson," Clowes's first book to be published without prior serialization, you begin to notice something, even as you laugh and wince at each brilliantly wrought expression or exchange.

Galileo even seems to have had six interviews with the sympathetic new Pope, Urban VIII a member of the sophisticated Barberini family in which he was more or less promised freedom of expression in exchange for keeping quiet about his Copernicanism.

While I believe strongly that universities must conduct appropriate reviews of any allegations of misconduct, I am also deeply concerned about the intensifying challenges to the most basic values of due process and free, respectful academic expression and exchange at Yale and around the country.

Galileo even seems to have had six interviews with the sympathetic new Pope, Urban VIII — a member of the sophisticated Barberini family — in which he was more or less promised freedom of expression in exchange for keeping quiet about his Copernicanism.