Sentence examples for speech rules from inspiring English sources
"We determined that Breitbart was out of compliance with our hate speech rules," Zeitz told the Guardian.
Justine Sacco was bravely defended by Breitbart.com, which accused "elite media" bullies of destroying her to show "no one is safe from their speech rules".
Major online ad technology company AppNexus will blacklist rightwing media outlet Breitbart, saying the company is in violation of its hate speech rules.
He later added: "Taking advice from QC as to legality of UK soc media sites not enforcing age verification/hate speech rules & their legal responsibilities".
The US has the first amendment, which prevents the government from making any law that restricts freedom of speech; Scandinavian countries also have liberal free speech rules.
[C14.] Online Speech Rules Are Proposed Racist speech and hateful content would be barred from the Internet under a protocol proposed by the Council of Europe, a group that represents 43 democratic countries and aims to safeguard human rights.
Black got a standing ovation before she had said a word and the five-minute speech rule was waived for her appearance.
All the more reason why we should fortify the institutions that are designed to prevent that from happening, like free speech, rule of law and human rights".The Better Angels of our Nature" is out now in Britain and America.
A13 Free Speech Ruling Issued The Supreme Court ruled that a government-imposed assessment on beef producers to pay for the "Beef: It's What's for Dinner" marketing campaign does not violate the free-speech rights of ranchers who want to opt out of the program.
Political liberals inside China, and many business leaders and scholars abroad, say that growing trade, foreign investment and private ownership and the spreading use of the Internet here will push China toward free speech, rule of law and more accountable government.
The company's decision follows the digital advertising services company AppNexus, which earlier stopped Breitbart from using its services over concerns that the publisher violated its hate-speech rules.
