Sentence examples for speech extend from inspiring English sources

It is also contending that freedom of speech extend only to limited artistic works, and not commercial products.

Of course there will be conflicts between some of these freedoms (eg should freedom of speech extend to shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theatre?) and politics will be concerned with balancing these and finding compromises.

SAN FRANCISCO — What began as seamy gossip about an affair between a famous British soccer player and a reality TV star has quickly become another test over how far the rights to privacy and free speech extend online, where social media operate in countries with vastly different laws.

Wilson's speech extends over about 19 and a half pages of foolscap.

The need for clear speech extends beyond race, something that Riley likely also knows — he is a member of Mike Bloomberg's coalition of Mayors Against Illegal Guns.

France and Germany: Their strict ban on hate speech extends to the Web.

In Hollywood in 1988, she finished her acceptance speech extending the gold statue and proclaiming "Let's Go Michael".

Residents of Duluth apparently were not offended by the speech, extending an offer for Knott to visit the city; Knott accepted the offer in 1891.

Her first of many impassioned speeches extended a "formal invitation" to men to participate in the conversation.

So long as they don't encourage or condone the breaking of the law, then on the grounds of civil liberties I would support their right of free speech, and extend to them the right to enjoy the freedom of speech online, offensive though I might find their views.

The modern transport bill announced in last month's Queen's speech will extend compulsory cover to accidents where the car, rather than the driver, is at fault.