Sentence examples for undermining freedom from inspiring English sources

Are multinational corporations undermining freedom in poor countries?

Dissidents are often threatened, abducted or murdered, undermining freedom of expression and information.

Critics say the example highlights how an "unsystematic" approach risks undermining freedom of expression.

The moves, which will feature prominently in the new Conservative Government's first Queen's Speech, will provoke a civil liberties backlash and face condemnation for undermining freedom of speech.

Much more importantly, all or most of the judges on the list are at odds with Trump's strong commitment to undermining freedom of speech and constitutional property rights.

What we need is a recognition that our reliance on surveillance technology domestically — even if it is checked by the legal system — is inadvertently undermining freedom in places where the legal system provides little if any protection.

The vast growth of surveillance and data collection risks undermining freedoms vital to the British way of life, a group of eminent peers is warning today.

The law, known as Section 215, is one of a raft of anti-terrorism measures passed by Congress in the aftermath of the September 2001 attacks which civil liberties campaigners claim are seriously undermining freedoms enshrined in the constitution.

"We must not undermine freedom in the name of freedom," he says.

Unless you can protect their sources it undermines freedom of the press".

Offering examples of people being targeted for their political or social views, Strossen contends that hate speech laws undermine freedom.