Sentence examples for prohibiting expression from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that by picking one side or point of view and prohibiting expression of any other, those in power generally increase the chance that undecided citizens will adopt the preferred view and that it will influence public opinion and policy.

In June the Supreme Court released a controversial 5 4 ruling in which it upheld the appeals court decision that desecration of the U.S. flag was constitutionally protected, calling the First Amendment's protection of speech a "bedrock principle" and stating that the government could not prohibit "expression of an idea simply because society finds the idea itself offensive or disagreeable".

Not only is it not frightening, it prohibits expression".

The normal extracellular matrix is preserved when the local concentrations of protease inhibitors prohibits expression of active connective tissue proteases within the lung parenchyma.

With pervasive cultural attitudes that consider gay and lesbian people to be both pathological and perverse, it is unsurprising that such laws specifically prohibit expressions of same-sex relationships.

He cited new catch-all internet and broadcasting legislation prohibiting the expression of views deemed disrespectful to the state, plus arrests of journalists and the targeting of anti-government TV stations and live chat shows.

Most activists I have talked to or read online have acknowledged that with the increasingly expansive adoption and enforcement of laws prohibiting political expression of any kind, arrest is likely in their future.

Many residents consider that the introduction of Western culture and the subsequent Mission policies of prohibiting the expression of traditional cultural has seriously eroded the cultural base of Palm Island.

(Those terms of service contain a clause prohibiting "blatant expressions of bigotry, racism, or hatred". Recent headlines from the Daily Stormer: "Synagogue Honors Jewish Murderers and Pimps for Hanukkah"; "Black Ape Robs 74-Year-Old White Woman on an Elevator").

The source for this, too, is in the First Amendment -- that government shall not prohibit religious expression.

If an attempt were made to use the law to prohibit any expression that might have an effect on him, it could only be done through legislation that gives law enforcement authorities broad power.