Sentence examples for permissible expression from inspiring English sources

"It narrows the scope of permissible expression," he said.

In this sense, the current crackdown is more than the routine weeding out of critics; it is an effort to redefine the limits of permissible expression and roll back the advances made by Chinese civil society over the past decade.

Hence, natural law theorists respond that sexual union in the context of the realization of marriage as an important human good is the only permissible expression of sexuality.

The only permissible public expressions of affection were to the leader and the revolution.

In an opinion article in USA Today in 1987, Mr. Skolrood argued that civil libertarians and the courts had used the First Amendment's religious protections "like a pitchfork" to poke the life out of permissible public religious expression.

This is why, for example, people may not sue for emotional distress inflicted by offensive magazine articles about them, unless the articles are not just offensive but include false statements that fall within the defamation exception (see below Permissible restrictions on expression).

As the nation's flag is folded by uniformed members and a uniformed general officer presides over the ceremony, is the Air Force prepared for the appearance of unconstitutional impropriety and fundamentalist religious supremacy and primacy that such a wretched scene entails when hate-filled speech, disguised as permissible religious "free expression", begins to malodorously fill the air?

If other universities share the misapprehension of what freedom of speech entails, they should consider the example of the University of California, which in this case has distinguished between permissible and protected expressions of disagreement and unprotected and intolerable disruption.

Moreover, the authors could convert the cell lines previously non-permissible to HBV infection to permissible by over-expression of NTCP, again supporting its possible role in the HBV infection process.

In the great silent screen star Rudolph Valentino — and in the cult of swooning moviegoers that sprang up around him, for instance — she saw a permissible outlet for the expression of women's erotic desires, something traditionally considered taboo.

With precious few permissible avenues for political expression in China, a high-stakes sporting event makes for a grand political stage.Given all this (and the fact that all three Japanese goals involved dubious referee calls), Chinese authorities could breathe a sigh of relief that the violence was not worse.