Sentence examples for obstructed freedom from inspiring English sources

Sofronoff said no Australian law was valid if it obstructed freedom of political speech "unless it is reasonably adapted to a proper end consistent with maintaining our system of government".

But there comes a point where you cross a line and begin obstructing freedom.

A number of countries allow only one trade union, obstructing freedom of association.

The EU court ruled that member countries "may not obstruct the freedom of residence" of EU citizens by refusing to grant residence for the same-sex spouse.

Additionally, our government is obstructing our freedoms in a variety of ways.

I would have thought that, when ground-rules were announced in e-mail message days before the meeting, Bailyn, Lewis, and other Yale-NUS personnel would have met their "obligation to foster free expression and to ensure that it is not obstructed," as Yale's Freedom of Expression statement puts it by suggesting that the ground-rules be changed.

I'm afraid freedom of expression is being obstructed," said one pseudonymous reader.

If American health policy-makers begin putting cost before quality, doctors might soon lose the freedom to treat patients without being obstructed by regulators.

Wherever this cipher is hypostatically defined as mere positive fact of belief, he concluded however, the freedom of transcendence obtained through the sympathetic interpretation and recuperation of this cipher is obstructed.

Were your airways obstructed?

Fans complained about obstructed seats.