Sentence examples for expression to defend from inspiring English sources

The goal of news literacy, and its most modern form, digital literacy, is to give people the knowledge to decipher the messages they receive and to give them the power to use their rights of free expression to defend their access to information, to secure their participation in the process of governing, to help all voices be heard.

In this work we took a glimpse at the physiological response that the A. aegypti midgut mounts upon action of a Cry toxin, and how the epithelial cells therein change their gene expression to defend and restore tissue integrity.

As Guinness plays him, shading his rounded, musical baritone into infinite tonal varieties, Smiley is bland and quizzical, except when he has to be direct and masterful; silent, except when he absolutely needs to speak; vague about what he believes, except when he's roused by some expression of cynicism to defend patriotism and loyalty.

Vice President-elect Mike Pence has used the expression "healthy skepticism" to defend Trump's criticism of intelligence agency findings.

Majidi, then 20 years old, would stand guard in front of the Arts Unite headquarters at night – an expression of his readiness to defend the new regime.

While at the ACLU, Beeson, a leading expert on the threat that government secrecy poses to freedom of expression, collaborated with Daniel Ellsberg to defend government whistleblowers and promote open government.

He used a season's worth of expressions and tart retorts to defend the team's pass-heavy play calling and its decision last week to practice indoors in preparation for a game played in biting cold and heavy wind.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the former Dutch lawmaker who began receiving death threats in 2004, when she criticized political Islam, and later left for the United States, asked the European Union to pay for her round-the-clock protection while in the United States, saying that Europe had a responsibility to defend freedom of expression.

But he also promised to defend free expression.

"Statistics cannot tell the story of the willingness of a court to defend free expression," he said.

Nitschke was forced to defend his expression of interest in Brayley's last letter and disputed claims that it was dismissive.