Sentence examples for right disseminating from inspiring English sources

"REALiTi" comes from an album that Boucher recorded and then scrapped it was too "disturbing," she says, and she decided that she wouldn't feel right disseminating such a hopeless message.

In the age of glossy, image-obsessed reality TV shows such as The Hills and Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and as Hollywood stylists such as Rachel Zoe became famous in their own right, disseminating their tips on the internet, those cult tricks became widespread.

The circuit court cited several Supreme Court rulings to reach its decision that employers have a right to disseminate views as well as a right not to disseminate views.

President Vladimir V. Putin condemned the shooting on Thursday, saying the killers had violated the victim's "right to live and also the right to disseminate information".

I do think Salman Rushdie abused his right to expression in the book but Islam recognizes the right to disseminate your ideas, if one expresses one's ideas in a completely peaceful manner.

First, his right to disseminate information about hidden-city itineraries is protected by the First Amendment.

His right to disseminate such work from prison is likely to be the subject of further legal dispute.

My right to disseminate information about my disability had been taken away and handed to a stranger who could potentially wield quite a bit of influence over my future.

Faced with a choice between privacy claims and the media's right to disseminate legally obtained information on matters of "public importance," the court sided with freedom of the press.

After all, this is a trade issue, and the Chinese government does not have a First Amendment right to disseminate propaganda in the United States.

Even the one involving "The Real Truth About Obama, Inc". is centered on an allegation that Obama "chilled its right to disseminate information about presidential candidate Senator Obama's position on abortion".