Sentence examples for harm free from inspiring English sources

The European Union is debating a new terrorism content measure that some have warned is overly broad and will harm free expression.

What is required of religious institutions is that the debate about same-sex unions should shift from the rhetoric of taboo, to a discourse about an inclusive framework of Christian sexual ethics: do no unjust harm; free consent; mutuality; equality; commitment; fruitfulness; and social justice.

Blocking, throttling, and differentiated pricing of access and information bundles could be used in ways that harm free speech.

Corporations are under pressure to adopt policies that can harm free enterprise and the companies themselves ( Citigroup, for example, agreed to limit lending in certain developing countries as a result of a campaign by the Rainforest Action Network).

Another line of attack against the working group's statement is that it will harm free speech.

Jenna put it best, "There is never going to be a harm free society.

Tushnet's publications include "Registering Disagreement: Registration in Modern American Trademark Law Harvardrd L. Rev. 2017); "Worth a Thousand Words: The Images of Copyright Law" (Harvard L. Rev. 2012); and "Copy This Essay: How Fair Use Doctrine Harms Free Speech and How Copying Serves It" (Yale L.J. 2004).

Her publications include "Worth a Thousand Words: The Images of Copyright Law" (Harvard L. Rev. 2012); "Gone in 60 Milliseconds: Trademark Law and Cognitive Science" (Texas L. Rev. 2008); and "Copy This Essay: How Fair Use Doctrine Harms Free Speech and How Copying Serves It" (Yale L.J. 2004).

They have also accused Mr Orban of curtailing civil liberties and harming free speech.

The 87-page report concluded that academic-based censorship of material on the Internet was far too broad and harmed free expression of ideas.

The current evidence suggests that, although likely not harm-free, e-cigarette aerosol typically contains fewer toxicants and is less harmful to health than the smoke emitted by a tobacco cigarette.