Sentence examples for fall under the freedom from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, such attacks against sanctities do not fall under the freedom of opinion or thought".

In 1980, the Supreme Court, reversing the decisions of two lower courts, ruled in Kissinger v. Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press that the transcripts did not fall under the Freedom of Information Act because they were outside the executive branch.

In the UK, intelligence and security agencies do not fall under the Freedom of Information Act — so it is impossible to compel the agencies to release information to the public.

One order would require all information that falls under the Freedom of Information Law to be posted online.

In the 1988 memorandum, the Department of Justice noted that the test for whether an entity falls under the Freedom of Information Act, is whether it is "controlled by the Executive branch" and not its mere funding by taxpayer dollars.

To Daniel Perez, a lawyer representing high school and college students who filed a lawsuit against the city for the ban of "graffiti instruments," and all others opposing this measure, I have a question: When did vandalizing someone else's property fall under the category of freedom of speech?

Legitimizing molestation doesn't fall under academic freedom".

Boehmermann said the NDR broadcast fell under the right to artistic freedom, press freedom and freedom of opinion but that his poem probably would not, describing it as an example of impermissible "abusive criticism".

Ubisoft Entertainment Chief Executive Yves Guillemot falls in the "freedom" camp.

The ad clearly falls under the issue of freedom of expression".

Their observance therefore falls under the rubric of freedom of expression and conscience, not, as Mr. Chirac would have it, proselytism.