Sentence examples for expression of viewpoints from inspiring English sources

The United States Constitution, he said, protects the display of artifacts or expression of viewpoints associated with extreme political views, including Nazism and anti-Semitism.

My inference is that the ABA wants to do exactly what the text calls for: limit lawyers' expression of viewpoints that it disapproves of.

A new Brookings Institution study found that one out of two students believes that colleges should prohibit "certain speech or expression of viewpoints that are offensive or biased against certain groups of people".

"Although the party controls the gun, the expression of viewpoints from within the military on political issues has aroused a high level of alarm".

In the United States the Supreme Court has, over recent decades, fully protected the expression of viewpoints that are offensive, bigoted and even provocative as long as they do not constitute a genuine threat.

Because the topic was sensitive in nature, group discussions are unlikely to allow the expression of viewpoints that counter the dominant public norms, and so we suggest that individual interviews or gender-homogenous FGDs could provide a space in which more pluralistic views can emerge.

It is also possible that the anonymity of the internet results in profession of untruthful views and has meant that some of the comments are not truthful expressions of viewpoints.

Vigorous expression of diverse viewpoints is part of the life of the university".

Last week, the University of Florida reluctantly agreed to allow Spencer to speak later this month, saying it had no choice because as a state institution, it must allow the free expression of all viewpoints.

It has been generally accepted that the parliamentary work of the Euro-Mediterranean Fopen facilitates open discussions and the expression of varying viewpoints, which not only influence situations but can lead to the identification of areas for joint action.

Justice Stevens recounted Lewis' argument that an acceptance of hate speech is necessary, because attempts to regulate it would cause encroachment upon expression of controversial viewpoints.