Sentence examples for Liberty of choice from inspiring English sources

The greatest liberty of choice within the European Union seems to be in the United Kingdom, where there is essentially no legal rule determining the surname born by a child.

We Europeans all have radically different views of the proper role of the state, the size of the state, the correct role for competition, whether to favour individual liberty of choice over social solidarity, where to place the cursor when trading welfare protections against dynamism, you name it.

While the legislature has no right arbitrarily to declare that to be a nuisance which is clearly not so, a good deal must be left to its discretion in that regard; and, if the object to be accomplished is conductive to the public interests, it may exercise a large liberty of choice in the means employed.

So who could deny someone his last liberty of choice?

To paraphrase Patrick Henry, "I know not what path other countries may take but as for my country and myself, give us the liberty of choice or give us the death of free will!" Rabbi Mark Sobel Temple Beth Emet Burbank.

We endorse the more liberal position within the regulatory debate, because we believe that the right to liberty of choice, where possible, must be respected in consenting adults.

In contrast to the proceduralist account, which links autonomy with internal authenticity, the Millian account links autonomy to control, and autonomy is clearly differentiated from liberty (freedom of choice) and entails taking responsibility [ 10, 19].

They increase up to the acquisition of a full liberty right of choice.

On what could be called the threshold interpretation once a child has achieved a certain level of competence her views as to what shall happen to her have a determinate weight, either amounting to a liberty right of choice (on a strong version) or (on a weak version) being counted in the balance against her parents' views and the state's judgement of her best interests.

Much ink has already been spilled in this battle -- about contraception, religious liberty, freedom of choice -- and I have no interest in arguing those topics that many others have already addressed.

"This is based on personal liberty and freedom of choice issues," Mr. Mills added.