It appears that – in the hierarchy of political needs – freedom of movement, freedom of expression, all the freedoms of even an economically straitened democracy, are more important.
(1, 4) in areas such as employment, education, health, goods and services, families and freedom of movement, freedom of expression, hate crime and asylum.
"Ours is a movement for freedom of expression, for the freedom of conscience," the movement's figurehead, Frigide Barjot, told France's AFP news agency, calling for a free vote on the bill.
The facial nerve supplies the muscles of movement and expression of the face.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned the military junta against "any restrictions on the freedom of movement and expression" of the Nobel laureatte.
Detainees may never face charges; they may have their detention renewed an unlimited number of times and face restrictions on their residence, movement, and freedom of expression and association upon release.
She and her fellow librarians see themselves as part of a larger movement for freedom of expression in a country where the government limits what people can read or write.
Not to worry, as our every action, every facial tic and movement, is recorded by a phalanx of cameras wherever we go, the surveillance society intimidating us to the point at which freedom of movement and freedom of expression seem like quaint notions.
The UK wants to curb the freedom of movement and expression of 'extremists'extremists
As a result, she became active in the early 20th century free speech movement, seeing freedom of expression as a fundamental necessity for achieving social change.
Tie-stall housing of dairy cows is used extensively worldwide, despite of the welfare concerns regarding the restriction of voluntary movement and limitation of expression of the cows' natural behaviour.
