"We interpret freedom of expression in different ways," he said.
This book is a brilliant analysis of how to interpret freedom of the press in the age of the real-time social web.
The fact that upset people can go and shout and the shoutiness and that other people can see… you get some people interpreting freedom of speech as being freedom to harass, freedom to pile on and scream.
"We interpret freedom of expression in different ways," Mr. Putin told three Russian journalists who were writing a book to burnish his image before the 2000 presidential election, when he was a little-known former K.G.B. officer.
Now we work' — and they work very hard — 'and this is our understanding of America.' " He went on: "I am very happy and proud that my congregation interprets freedom to be successful and to work honestly and to settle and to help the community.
And, basically, they were saying, 'Why should we cite yours if you don't cite ours?' " He went on, "If we are asking the rest of the world to adopt our idea of freedom, it does seem to me that there may be some mutuality there, that other nations and other peoples can define and interpret freedom in a way that's at least instructive to us".
So some German MPs agree that there needs to be some flexibility in interpreting freedom of movement.
Pursuant to a substantial line of case law, beginning with R. v. Big M Drug Mart (1985), interpreting freedom of religion guarantees, the hallmark focus has evolved more and more acutely on the rights of the individual.
In Denmark, "immigrant" is often conflated with "Muslim", while "freedom of speech" is commonly interpreted as "freedom to insult Islam and other visible minorities".
We describe FDA policies regarding disclosure of clinical trial data and evaluate how courts have interpreted the Freedom of Information Act in cases seeking access to unreleased information.
