Sentence examples for suppressing speech from inspiring English sources

She showed no hesitation in naming countries, including U.S. allies, for suppressing speech on the Internet.

"What you are doing here is you're suppressing speech that is valuable to the public," Justice Kennedy said.

Governments must also refrain from suppressing speech for supposedly provoking violence when it is really those who object to the speech who are violent.

Yesterday, on "Meet the Press", Vice-President Biden took the strongest position yet: "It sure looks like the way they're suppressing speech, the way they're suppressing crowds, the way in which people are being treated, that there's some real doubt".

In this video, Hero is seen making a passionate and emotional plea to the NYPD, appealing to their higher instincts and hoping to make them understand what their real purpose should be: public safety not suppressing speech.

But Germany's courts have come up with a different balance between the right to privacy and the public's right to know, Mr. Abrams said, and "once you're in the business of suppressing speech, the quest for more speech to suppress is endless".

"They try to suppress speech with which they don't agree".

"I am very determined that we not suppress speech on this campus," Father Jenkins said in a statement.

The new governments have also been tempted to suppress speech that criticises the government, insults certain groups or offends religious sentiment.

"It's a human reaction to want to suppress speech with which we disagree," says Floyd Abrams, "but it is contrary to the spirit of the First Amendment and the broader spirit of living in an open society.

Her suit alleges that Cohen's payment was a violation of campaign-finance law, because it suppressed speech "on a matter of public concern about a candidate for President".