freedom of speech造句
1 Freedom of speech is every American's birthright.
2 Congress is whittling away at our freedom of speech.
3 We have freedom of speech.
4 Freedom of speech should be a constitutional right.
5 The government stands accused of eroding freedom of speech.
6 The government tried to muzzle freedom of speech.
7 The core of our appeal is freedom of speech.
8 Freedom of speech is one of the governing principles in a democracy.
9 The right of freedom of speech is enshrined in law/in the constitution.
10 Freedom of speech is necessary for the health of the body politic.
11 The advertising ban is a denial of freedom of speech.
12 Basic human rights, including freedom of speech, are now guaranteed.
13 They were fighting for freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
14 The Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and religion.
15 Freedom of speech is something well worth fighting for.
16 It codified democratic rights and freedoms including freedom of speech, assembly and association, and private ownership.
17 The leader announced at the beginning that complete freedom of speech was allowed but speeches must be kept short.
18 Critics say some of those provisions unfairly restrict freedom of speech.
19 Having committed himself by revealing defence secrets, such freedom of speech seemed a trivial matter.
20 The truth: No one interfered with their freedom of speech.
21 Nor will the legal guarantee of freedom of speech be of much use if access to the mass media is severely restricted.
22 If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.George Washington
23 Freedom of speech for all is one of the governing principles in a democracy.
24 Swilley then charged the board with violating his freedom of speech.
25 Lastly, freedom of speech is necessary since silent alternatives can never be effective alternatives.
26 The newspaper said that this was a ruling in favour of freedom of speech.
27 Congress has determined that the danger created by advocacy of overthrow justifies the ensuing restriction on freedom of speech.
28 Should we accept constitutional constraints on democratic power to prevent the majority from limiting freedom of speech or other important liberties?
29 In terms of both history and function, the chief feature of parliamentary privilege is freedom of speech.
30 Many of the writers within this debate assume that there is a choice between censorship and freedom of speech.
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