Sentence examples for press and assembly from inspiring English sources

Martial law was proclaimed, and Congress allowed him to suspend freedom of speech, press, and assembly.

The resulting document guaranteed full powers for a representative legislature, the right to ownership of private property, and freedoms of speech, press and assembly.

Young Iranians could mock Karroubi all they liked as a perennial presidential hopeful, but once they ran afoul of Iranian restrictions on the press and assembly, it was Karroubi to whom they turned.

"Confronting peaceful protesters with force and in some cases armed militias, limiting freedom of the press and assembly is not in line with the solid standards of democracy that we have in most of our hemisphere.

Ghoga said the council unanimously wants to put in place a democratic, civilian government with a constitution, separation of powers, freedom of the press and assembly, and multiparty elections.

The 1977 Moncloa Pacts were a set of pre-constitutional agreements between Spain's transitional government, the newly legalized political parties, Spain's main business association and its two largest labor unions to stabilize the economy and to re-establish civil rights such as freedom of expression, press and assembly.

The money will go toward a new press shop and assembly line for future products, as well as efficiency improvements.

In a statement confirming his exile, Nasheed said: "In the past year, freedom of the press, expression and assembly have all been lost.

6 That Amendment broke new constitutional ground in the protection it sought to afford to freedom of religion, speech, press, petition and assembly.

This Court has recognized that the stricter standard is as much required in criminal contempt cases as in all other criminal cases, [n3] and has emphasized that the "vice of vagueness" is especially pernicious where legislative power over an area involving speech, press, petition and assembly is involved.

(1) Rule XI, creating the Committee, authorizes such a sweeping, unlimited, all-inclusive and undiscriminating compulsory examination of witnesses in the field of speech, press, petition and assembly that it violates the procedural requirements of the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment.