Sentences with phrase «public expression of»

The outrage against the war - cry was clearly racially motivated; a reaction to Goodes» public expression of cultural identity and pride.

The fuller statement in the article at Wikipedia is that: «As of 2012, anti-blasphemy laws existed in 32 countries, while 87 nations had hate speech laws that covered defamation of religion and public expression of hate against a religious group.

This means public expression of appreciation and an attitude of open acknowledgment of effectiveness.

This was the surfacing and more openly public expression of sentiment which is at least prejudiced and at its worst xenophobic.

Tsk Judith Curry, Richard Lindzen, Richard Pielke et al. (not Al of course,) public expression of independent thought is, well, it's a thought - crime.

Guinness takes on the contemporary threat of the excesses of the Religious Right and the secular Left, arguing that we must find a middle ground between privileging one religion over another and attempting to make all public expression of faith illegal.

... the individual specialist knows nothing (or nothing much) about most of it... to the extent that consensus exists at all, it is simply a public expression of faith in the profession.

The first and most decisive public expression of the new mood came from Pollock.

«Continuing, she boldly asserts, «Most often, artists did not have the expectation that viewers would encounter their works in situ; rather the majority knew that documentation in film, video and photography, or through sketches and plans, would be the primary public expression of their practice.»

As a public expression of the World Frontiers Forum, the prize encourages aesthetic exploration at the crossroads of biology, ecology, architecture, food, communications, transportation, human health, biotechnology, design and physics that changes how we think and live.

The public expression of reflective thought might not have been as appealing to the beginning teachers in this study.

When Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam got in deep water in 2004 for trying to secure a six - figure school job for her husband, Bloomberg was said to have personally called for her head, despite Klein's public expression of support for Lam when the story broke.

Still, it «welcomes this public expression of support for science and rationality.

But there hasn't been much public expression of support for him, and some Republican leaders have pointedly said they would stick by their process.

This public expression of frustration for me is rather hypocritical»

We were also disappointed with the response from the mayor given his public expression of concern at the time of the arrest.

The statement explained that the action carried a symbolic import that necessitated their public expression of gratitude to the president.

-LCB- Spe Salvi 28) The Pope's public expression of esteem is part of a broader re-evaluation of Maximus» thought.

It was a rare public expression of faith for the candidate who has kept much of his faith private.

However, the current interpretation by certain people is that the government should guarantee freedom from religion, including any public expression of religion, and that was not the founders intent at all.

At their best these ritual meetings seem to have become great liturgical occasions, a public expression of the generically religious experience, the sense both of ultimate dependence and of spiritual freedom.

That's what is really happening in the pages of the local newspaper, and the portrait of a heavenly afterlife is a kind of by - product of families» needs for public expression of their loss.

Therefore, the right to freedom of expression would have to rather focus upon the provision of access to the public expression of opinions than on the prevention of restricting opinions.

It is amenable to the private as well as the public expression of response to events.

But, in the courts and other public forums, the ACLU now has impressive competition, while the political sea change of November 1994 has created a circumstance much more sympathetic to the public expression of arguments informed by religious tradition.

To this the PNT adds a comment by Dean Howson on the expression «believed» in this context, that it amounted to a public expression of their faith.

None of these approaches to the public expression of Protestant faith have dealt effectively with what I take to be the most important question facing those concerned with world order.

World War I and Thomas's public expression of pacifism unexpectedly curtailed his ministry.

If truth is to be known and right is to be done, there must be opportunity for exploration and for search, hence for diversity of beliefs and for the public expression of this diversity.

emphasizes the public expression of what is known, the crucial importance of language, texts, and tradition — linking to and building up a community of learning and knowledge.

Their membership ceremony is very baptismal, no water, but it's definitely a public expression of a new life, following Jesus, in The Army.

And to some degree we can keep such things secret or withhold any public expression of them.

While there is good reason for this skepticism, it is ironic that a theology so geared to public issues should neglect the most public expression of Christian faith.

While the public expression of anti-Semitism need not indicate an increase of anti-Semitism, it could, if it goes unchecked, create a climate conducive to such an increase.

Therefore, I will from this moment on refuse to dignify the continued public expression of ignorant prejudice by engaging it.

McClay's description of truth as «epistemic suspension» rightly portrays liberalism's shapeless ontology, but his «public expression of a moral community» can not replace a theological definition of the Church.

Price's repayment of $ 51,887.31 for his own travel costs and his public expression of regrets did not placate the White House.

The fourth of a six - volume interdisciplinary series of books on «Public Expressions of Religion in America.»

After those decisions, Americans became more and more uneasy with public expressions of religion until, by the early 1980s, religion had been almost completely banished from public discourse.

It's not that Christmas is under attack; instead, our society is becoming better at embracing its religious diversity and challenging the notion that a single majority religion should dominate public expressions of belief.

But we must also be careful not to read the «no establishment» clause so as to restrict all public expressions of faith and hence dilute the meaning of «free exercise.»

These disqualifiers have been used alone and in concert to place public expressions of traditional morality outside the new political order.

The second was the Rose Garden approach to our first years in coalition, during which we sought to prove coalition could work by avoiding public expressions of disunity.

When asked what kinds of public expressions of support parents would be willing to make, most focus group participants said that they preferred to write letters and testify before Congress or the city council rather than participate in other forms of expression like demonstrating and voting.

The work speaks of secret, private intimacies while acknowledging other, more open and public expressions of love and sexuality.

Dr Pearman, who headed the division of atmospheric research for 10 years until 2002, said he was admonished by his Canberra superiors for «making public expressions of what I believed were scientific views on the basis that they were deemed to be political views.

Dr Pearman, who headed the CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research for 10 years until 2002, said he was admonished by his Canberra superiors for «making public expressions of what I believed were scientific views, on the basis that they were deemed to be political views».

The desire for consistency is likely enhanced by public expressions of intention.

Not exact matches

This form of public announcement has been illegal since the 1930s, but with the transparency and openness that Web platforms provide, it is now legal to solicit expressions of interest from potential investors.

Just this week, Will Carty, manager of public policy for Twitter, wrote a blog post praising reclassification as «critical to American economic aspirations and our nation's global competitiveness» with «important implications for freedom of expression.»