Sentence examples for treated as speech from inspiring English sources

An online petition has been launched, asking that DDoS be treated as speech – a concept I wholeheartedly support.

Indeed, in adult observers, audio-visual interaction is stronger when a set of identical stimuli is treated as speech rather than non-speech; this supports a "speech-specific mode of perception" [11].

Citizens United argued that the advertisements promoted the movie and should be treated as commercial speech as opposed to advocacy against Mrs. Clinton.

Additionally, a four-level decision is possible, where values in are treated as "weakly speech" or "weakly music".

The act of burning the flag by protesters from the Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade at the 1984 Republican National Convention was treated as symbolic speech under the First Amendment.

Second, he has supported classic far right tropes, such as the denial of man-made climate change or the obviously wrong assertion that Christianity is being treated as "hate speech" under President Obama.

As discussed in Section 3.1, since the enhanced speech is treated as a clean speech, only the frames with an energy that is higher than the average energy were used for verification in this method.

The Abortionismurder case, he said, "might be treated as core political speech" with more effect in court.

In describing the state of the law, Justice Souter said, "Restrictions on political contributions have been treated as merely 'marginal' speech restrictions subject to relatively complaisant review under the First Amendment, because contributions lie closer to the edges than to the core of political expression".

On Oct. 8, the Supreme Court will take up an appeal from the Republican National Committee, Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). and Alabama businessman Shaun McCutcheon, who say contributions should be treated as "core political speech". If they win, wealthy Republicans or Democrats could each give as much as $3.6 million total by giving the maximum amount to all of their party committees and candidates.

In many other hadith reports, Muhammad's tenderness, patience, humor, and even moments of anger lend a vulnerable human balance to the Qur'an, which we treat as the speech of God. .