Sentence examples for to stifle expression from inspiring English sources
We discourage using these clauses to stifle expression as contrary to BBB's vision of 'an ethical marketplace where buyers and sellers can trust each other.'".
According to Jono, science fiction is about imagination, the new and unknown: "It's not a place to stifle expression of any kind, especially something so human as queerness".
I know from conversations with U.S. academics and from having worked at the University of Nottingham [in the U.K.], that there is a significant effort by Chinese embassies, and CCP [Chinese Communist Party] linked companies and prominent citizens, to stifle expressions of opinion (not to mention dissent) among Chinese citizen students" in these locations.
He has yet to drastically stifle expressions of political empathy by teams or individual players.
It is hard to answer arguments raised by those who say copyrights stifle expression and creativity, and place undue burden on teachers, researchers and academics.
More than 6 in 10 students in the poll said the dialogue on social media usually isn't civil, and increasingly students think that social media can stifle expression because of a fear of being attacked or because people block those they disagree with.
That has put Facebook, which has said it does not want to stifle free expression, in an awkward position.
Pp. 47. 2. A content-neutral time, place, and manner regulation can be applied in such a manner as to stifle free expression.
But al-Jazeera say the charges are absurd, while journalists and politicians across the world have condemned them as an attempt to stifle free expression in Egypt.
In a blog post Thursday, Google said that the e-mails revealed a campaign that sought to stifle free expression and to revive the Stop Online Piracy Act.
Human rights advocates call the law overly broad and say it is used by government officials and influential people to stifle free expression.
