Sentence examples for matters of speech from inspiring English sources

With the important exception of police brutality, Erdogan's latest affronts have been matters of speech and style rather than action.

Mr. McGreevey is rare among Democrats for his support of a constitutional amendment to outlaw desecration of the flag, but he acknowledged today what the courts have held: that flying the flag is a form of speech, and that on matters of speech, the First Amendment rules.

In all matters of speech, adding the elements of competition and fun will make this process more attractive for younger learners.

It may be a matter of safety even more than a matter of speech.

Besides, the current examples are far more serious than matters of mere speech.

But critics say that the Australian plan, which has been proposed repeatedly over the past five years, exceeds what is necessary and strays into matters of free speech.

One juror, John Steger, said in an interview that the jury believed Mr. Hussayen's activities were matters of free speech, protected by the First Amendment.

"It is a multi-layered legislation, made up of several laws that contradict the founding principle — which we have now lost sight of, to some extent," Emmanuel Pierrat, a French attorney who specializes in matters of free speech, told VICE News.

Nominee Trump puffed: "I alone can fix it," even at the expense of the U.S. Constitution, now flexible in matters of free speech, religious tolerance, or a woman's right to choose.

Still, it was hardly a resounding victory for Mr. Bove or, for that matter, freedom of speech on Wall Street, where some say the need for independent, probing voices has never been more apparent.

Mr. Lorence said that by considering the issue a matter of freedom of speech, the courts gave short shrift to the constitutional clause that mandates the free establishment of religion, and therefore prohibits discrimination against it.