Sentence examples for prohibiting freedom from inspiring English sources

Prohibiting freedom of speech on these grounds is very questionable in all but extreme cases (it was not persuasive in the Skokie case) because it is very rare that speech would produce such a clear danger to the individual.

These acts prohibited freedom of assembly for groups such as the radical London Corresponding Society (LCS) and encouraged indictments against radicals for "libelous and seditious" statements.

2. The 1st Amendment of the United States Constitution states: "Congress shall make no law … prohibiting the freedom of speech …" Illustrate how freedom of speech is or is not being exercised in the current debate over a possible war with Iraq. 3. Create a timeline of Saddam Hussein's political career.

Communism, Mr. Beichman wrote in a 1982 Op-Ed article for The New York Times, is "a system that prohibits personal freedom and punishes citizens who insist on such freedom — a system run by a single party, the sole repository of truth, which brooks no dissent from that truth".

America was founded on the principles of liberty and freedom, but unfortunately in many states there are regulatory barriers erected by the government that prohibits the freedom of choice for utility customers – especially when it comes to switching to solar.

There's no talk at all about prohibiting Dobbs's freedom of speech.

This suit argues that the current law in North Carolina, as it pertains to marriage, violates religious freedom by prohibiting UCC ministers, and other clergy, from officiating at same-sex marriages.

It also prohibits "abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble".

The part of the First Amendment that prohibits "abridging the freedom... of the press" is now up against the wall, as the Obama administration continues to assault the kind of journalism that can expose government secrets.

International PEN said in a separate statement that it was also "deeply concerned by the attacks suffered by journalists covering events at Euromaidan" and also by the recent introduction of "new, draconian legislation aimed at curtailing freedom of expression, prohibiting almost all protests and stifling dissent and debate".

The ACLU played a role in Supreme Court decisions reducing censorship of literature and arts, protecting freedom of association, prohibiting racial segregation, excluding religion from public schools, and providing due process protection to criminal suspects.