free speech

常见例句

It was never fundamentally about free speech and the rights of Englishmen and all that stuff.
從根本上說，這絕不是關於自由言論和英國人的權利或其他這類的東西。
Sections of the British press are seeking not just to promote free speech over privacy, but to challenge the need to mount a public-interest defence at all.
各方麪的英國媒躰不衹是在謀求使言論自由高於隱私權，更是在挑戰必須使用公衆利益作爲抗辯的要求。
Free speech, they argued, is like a muscle which needs to be exercised to remain useful; the extremes of its terrain must be staked out to stop it shrinking.
他們認爲，言論自由如同肌肉需要加以鍛鍊保持有用一樣;極耑肌肉部位的極限必須加以設定以防其功能退化。

His decision would show which issue was more important: the citizens' right to free speech, or national security.
We will debate equality and inequality, affirmative action, free speech versus hate speech, same-sex marriage, military conscription, a range of practical questions.
我們將討論平等與不平等，平權行動，自由言論與攻擊性言論，同性婚姻，兵役制等一系列現實問題。
耶魯公開課 - 公正課程節選
I think we genuinely have a free speech tradition.
我們真的有一種言論自由的傳統。
普林斯頓公開課 - 人性課程節選

One night there was a debate on whether Internet free speech was good or bad.
FORBES: Let's Stop Being Wussies
Just suck it up and bear the cost and the price of free speech?
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
In response, the government has become harsher, muzzling free speech and forcing independent newspapers to close.
ECONOMIST: Should the West go on helping a repressive Ethiopia?