Sentence examples for restricted freedom from inspiring English sources

And it adds that harassment and intimidation of journalists and media outlets have restricted freedom of speech.

But Kennedy was extremely receptive to arguments that the government had unduly restricted freedom of speech — especially in the area of campaign finance.

In interviews publicizing the book, Ms. Tregubova said she wrote it to highlight how the Kremlin's efforts to control news organizations had greatly restricted freedom of speech.

Over recent months he has assaulted the judiciary, restricted freedom of the press, and put hundreds of members of the opposition behind bars.

Natalia and Leone were married in 1938, the year Italy's racial laws were enacted; these rules limited Jewish publications, restricted freedom of travel, stripped assets owned by Italian Jews, and prohibited them from holding positions of influence.

In 1989, the Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 to strike a Texas law that barred flag burning, ruling that the law restricted freedom of expression guaranteed by the Constitution.

But the hour-long address offered no substantive concessions to demonstrators who had demanded an overhaul of laws that have greatly restricted freedoms for more than four decades.

Most were reluctant to move into official Serbian camps because they believed they could face restricted freedoms and possibly abuse.

Because marriage restricts freedom.

Would a tighter contract with sources restrict freedom of expression?

Abell counters: "Our system doesn't restrict freedom of expression.