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In his classic On Liberty, John Stuart Mill used the “harm principle” to express the view that a person’s individual liberty could be limited only in order to protect others and avoid harm.
A new regional autonomy law will provide greater freedoms for regions and local communities to express themselves.
Soon afterwards, the newly created UN, established with the express purpose “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war,” took the threat posed by nuclear arms as its first priority.
Many children display cross-gender behavior or express a wish to be of the opposite sex, but when given the option of sex reassignment, only a tiny fraction undergo the full procedure.
Even Sharon ventures a few favorable comments, and American diplomats express visible sighs of relief that progress toward peace can at last be made.
Indeed, these cyber hit squads are so pervasive that it is difficult to express a liberal opinion on Indian social media without being assailed by insults and abuse – a reality that I regularly experience firsthand.
If they refuse to express support for the US, on whom they rely for their security, the Americans will regard them as disloyal.
Not surprisingly, those who adhere to such beliefs are more averse to redistribution and welfare, and evidence shows that in the US, those who express more "anti-minority" points of view are also more averse to redistribution and more likely to have less sympathy for the poor.
To ask for forgiveness enables one to speak to the “Other” without ambiguity, with the freedom of speech needed to express truth.
But few have thought it worth their while to express their criticism in public.
But don’t expect US officials to proclaim that goal openly, or Chinese officials to express their gratitude.
Despite China’s official hard line, some Chinese environmental officials privately express alarm at run-away carbon emissions, and suggest that foreign green tariffs would actually strengthen their hand in domestic policy struggles over controlling greenhouse gases by helping to win political support for emissions cuts.
Moreover, the G-20 leaders have continued to express the need to conclude the Doha Round of multilateral trade-liberalization negotiations.
The crisis on September 11, 2001, produced an opportunity for Bush to express a bold new vision of foreign policy.
He went on to express “feelings of deep remorse” and offer a “heartfelt apology” to the victims.
Giving Bangladesh legal rights to territory within its own borders is the least India can do to express its gratitude.
French, Spanish, and American foreign ministries should express their solidarity with the Venezuelan legislature, which Maduro’s coup by constituent assembly threatens to dissolve.
Kim ultimately settled for another way to express his leadership: arresting his uncle (and the regime’s China hand) at a party meeting and putting him to death.
Although Shiller and Roach express serious concerns about the buildup of debt and high asset prices in developed countries, both Roubini and Berkeley’s Brad DeLong downplay concerns about financial instability, because interest rates will remain low by historic standards for many years, even as Fed tightening begins.
These strains express themselves on policy issues.
Those who argue that suicide bombers express understandable grudges have themselves sold out their freedom.
Then there is the great unspoken factor of racial prejudice, something even hard-core right-wing Republicans try not to express openly.
Arabs express their disdain for Zionism by equating the Zionist project to the creation of a colony, to which millions of Jewish settlers have come.
The use of Twitter was not new – Obama had a well-staffed account – but Trump’s personal involvement raised questions of how to manage policy thunderbolts from the White House and express complex policy issues (such as nuclear weapons) in 140 characters.
While other member governments often express outrage at the US monopoly over the Bank’s leadership, and at Europe’s similar monopoly over the International Monetary Fund’s leadership, they, too, are willing participants in the charade.
While these protests have no unified theme, they express in different ways the serious concerns of the world’s working and middle classes about their prospects in the face of the growing concentration of power among economic, financial, and political elites.
But Xi made clear at the UN that it is a priority, declaring that China is ready to share its development experience with other countries, provide them with new opportunities, and “welcome them to board China’s express train of development.”
Making Culture CountConstitutions express a political community's history, culture, values, and political convictions.
Néstor will not publicly express any attitude that hints at shared government, but nobody believes that he will be far from the scene.
The challenge now for EU leaders is not to repackage old policies, but to express a collective vision and will to act together.
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