Sentence examples for prevent freedom from inspiring English sources

"We were very surprised the BBC took such action to prevent freedom of expression.

"The forces that tend to prevent freedom of expression can't win," Mr. Leventhal said at the time.

"The reason they want to stop him coming is because he had been very effective … the only reason they are doing this is to prevent freedom of speech".

Rena Steinzor, academic fellow at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group, said the exemptions could be so far-reaching as to prevent Freedom of Information Act requests for environmental matters, or other issues unrelated to cyberspace.

"We hope that the constitutionally guaranteed principle of 'innocent until proven guilty in a court of law' will be respected, that the rule of law and democratic principles will be respected, and that any action that may prevent freedom of thought and expression, freedom to publish and the right to news and information will be avoided," said the TPA.

Essex is among the worst performers in Spiked's research – one of five universities in which the student union and the administration are both assessed as actively preventing freedom of speech.

In 2001, the Guardian, which had launched a campaign for the establishment of a republic, initiated a legal challenge against the antique statute on the grounds that it prevented freedom of expression as guaranteed by the Human Rights Act 1998.

It prevents freedom-loving people from exploring the future, and that's why we've got to lay it aside, and that's why we've got to have the framework, the discussions necessary to explain to our friends and allies, as well as Russia, that our intent is to make the world more peaceful, not more dangerous.

The main thing is that freedom of expression does not prevent the freedom of others to watch the game, or the rights of those who have paid to advertise.

"Experience shows us that Israel cannot prevent Palestinian freedom by forceful measures".

"I find an India in which religious extremists can prevent the freedom of expression at a literary festival, in which the politicians are, let's say, in bed with those groups".