Sentence examples similar to promote speech from inspiring English sources

Government should have the greatest interest in promoting speech – especially unpopular speech.

Iowa looks more hopeful for the G.O.P., which explains why Mitt Romney gave a heavily promoted speech there on Friday.

If the point still was not clear, on Saturday Mr. Edwards returned to the spot where John F. Kennedy began his presidential campaign and delivered a heavily promoted speech promising that "together we can change America" by instilling optimism and bridging the divide between "two Americas," one rich and the other poor.

"American PEN exists to defend and promote free speech.

These funds support, expand and promote political speech, carrying out a central purpose of the First Amendment.

Frank La Rue, a UN official whose job is to promote free speech, warned that governments are finding more novel reasons to zap troublesome bloggers.

Sections of the British press are seeking not just to promote free speech over privacy, but to challenge the need to mount a public-interest defence at all.

Yet Mr. Hussain is also a deeply contentious figure, accused of using his television pulpit to promote hate speech and crackpot conspiracy theories.

"Our libraries are buildings that promote free speech but it was felt that running this exhibition could lead visitors to suppose that the council was displaying bias.

It was complied by the American Library Association as part of a their Banned Books Week 2016 – an anti-censorship campaign to promote free speech and freedom of choice.

A newsagent in a Gloucestershire suburb who has been inundated with orders for the first post-attack issue of Charlie Hebdo, has said she will stock the French satirical magazine to promote free speech.