Sentence examples for stronger freedom from inspiring English sources

It's a stronger Freedom Act that's not going to get watered down," Massie said.

Labour deputy leader Tom Watson has said his party will push for a stronger Freedom of Information Act and voiced concerns about the government commission reviewing the legislation.

Last month, Labour deputy leader Tom Watson wrote to the Society of Editors saying that his party will push for a stronger Freedom of Information Act and voiced concerns about the government commission reviewing the legislation.

I served on the Illinois Reform Commission, which helped spur the first-ever caps on campaign contributions in Illinois, new state purchasing rules and stronger freedom of information laws.

But be careful, some of the content may be illegal in countries that don't have strong freedom of speech laws.

Though I whole-heartedly agree with his assertion that the United States has the "strongest freedom-of-expression jurisprudence in the world," this is not entirely true for the freedom of the press.

If we take all the representatives willing to vote for the stronger USA Freedom Act, we know the votes are there to bury Section 215 of the Patriot Act completely.

"Stay strong for freedom," he told his supporters.

Students in Winter Haven believe that what makes American schools strong is freedom to explore alternative perspectives.

Tracey Stewart, the Assistant Regional Director of Arizona's Anti-Defamation League, argues that "Arizona already provides it citizens, houses of worship and other religious institutions with some of the nation's strongest religious freedom protections from government intrusions and burdens".

Salim said: "During the decade of Hifikepunye Pohamba's presidency, Namibia's reputation has been cemented as a well-governed, stable and inclusive democracy with strong media freedom and respect for human rights".