Expression
in sentence
1520 examples of Expression in a sentence
Trump championed Brexit as an
expression
of sovereignty and encouraged Johnson to take a tough line with the European Union, dangling the prospect of a bilateral trade deal as a prize.
Our liberty is protected by democracy, the rule of law, the separation of powers, and freedom of
expression
and assembly.
We would never, therefore, agree to even the smallest restriction of freedom of
expression.
Central among them are freedom of
expression
and independent media.
In some important ways, Japan has benefited greatly from being under America’s wing, and from the postwar constitution, which is not just pacifist, but more democratic than anything the country had before, enshrining individual rights, full suffrage, and freedom of
expression.
The United States could easily have reached out to the Chinese leadership to establish a top-level joint coronavirus taskforce early on, underpinned with a very public
expression
of human solidarity above politics.
The first is the Starks, who believe that the system still works, and that meaningful change happens through political
expression
and voting.
Fueled by the transfer of heavy weaponry, supplies, tactics, and soldiers from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the police have increasingly come to behave more like commandos than like public servants duty-bound to uphold freedom of expression, assembly, and the press.
And social media’s biased sampling of our online
expression
has aggravated this problem, as well as deepened social, partisan, and other divisions.
Overall, the European Parliament seems to have taken a small but important step toward becoming a true
expression
of Europeans’ popular will.
As a result, I grew up with a certain inherited – and subsequently augmented – knowledge of the political economy of the period, which involved a deeply complex interaction between production logistics, the political
expression
of competing public- and private-sector interests, and the problematic emergence of effective managers and management techniques.
To describe his method, Gandhi coined the
expression
satyagraha – literally, “holding on to truth,” or, as he variously described it, truth force, love force, or soul force.
In its statement, it declared unambiguously that the settlements “give concrete
expression
to a policy of population transfer” conducted by Israel outside its territory, “in violation of the rules of general international humanitarian law.”
The protests that followed were not just an
expression
of anger at King’s murder, but also the lack of economic and educational opportunities that were the result of a long and often violent racist history.
And a new report by the United Kingdom-based charity Article 19 – named for the article in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that enunciates the right to seek and receive news and express opinions – concludes that freedom of
expression
is at its lowest point in a decade, and declining.
In fact, three of every four people worldwide “are experiencing a deteriorating environment for freedom of expression,” the Article 19 report notes.
“Health care for all” includes sexual and reproductive health, and “all” includes every person, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, ability, migration status, gender identity or expression, indigeneity, health condition, class, or caste.
Democracy and capitalism, coupled with modern science, have given rise to a remarkable flourishing of thought, creativity, expression, and invention, which has entrenched the longstanding assumption that knowledge – and prospects for human control of our fate – would steadily increase.
Under the controlocracy, websites have been shut down; lawyers, activists, and writers have been arrested; and a general chill has descended upon online
expression
and media reporting.
Millions have taken to social media to express their grief, and to demand an apology from the Chinese government and freedom of
expression.
The digital platforms are media gatekeepers that shape news consumption, political expression, and civil-society allegiances.
And in the realm of information and speech, the Federal Communications Commission has a history of safeguarding free
expression
from gatekeepers.
In an interview with a Japanese news outlet, he said, “Morey is supported in terms of his ability to exercise his freedom of expression.”
In Italy, coronabonds are viewed as the natural
expression
of European solidarity.
Meanwhile, Trump’s decision to freeze US funding for the WHO in the midst of the pandemic is less important financially than as a symbolic
expression
of his “America First” doctrine.
In 2014, when North Korea objected to a Hollywood comedy that mocked its leader, it launched a successful cyberattack that threatened free
expression.
Authoritarian states such as Russia and China have argued for years that core liberal-democratic principles – including the rule of law, an independent judiciary, civil society, freedom of expression, and the separation of powers – are hypocritical and hollow.
Bolsonaro and his followers rely heavily on online intimidation, harassment, and defamation in their war against freedom of expression, civil liberties, and climate action.
What was extraordinary about Vindman’s testimony were the reactions to his
expression
of patriotism.
To my mind, the French
expression
noblesse oblige captures this idea quite well.
Back
Next
Related words
Which
Freedom
Their
There
Would
Countenance
Could
About
Other
Political
Facial
While
People
Human
Right
Thought
World
Should
Looked
Features
