Sentence examples for accept that freedom from inspiring English sources

Accept that freedom has a cost.

"I can never accept that freedom of speech is morally right when it offends my faith," said Prince Turki al-Faisal, a senior Saudi official (and former head of his country's intelligence service).

But at least accept that freedom of speech in this country is under attack, and not just by liberals, haters or others, but by the press itself.

"I accept that the freedom of expression argument should prevail when it comes to adult pornography," she said.

Lord Justice Thorpe writes 'we must, in the case of articulate teenagers, accept that the right to freedom of expression and participation outweighs the paternalistic judgment of welfare' [ 21].

But this means accepting that freedom of markets is not sacrosanct - as postulated in neoliberal thinking - and that it admits limitations for the common good.

The other option is to accept slightly less freedom, tolerate a little less trust, and continue living in a basically open society -- but accept that there will be terrorism in the cracks.

By the end of the nineteenth century, it was increasingly accepted that a commitment to academic freedom defined the true university.

Such laws vary from place to place, but all countries, even the United States with its famous first amendment to the constitution, accept that individual freedom must be limited in some respects at least.

Although Clare, as a wealthy woman, sees herself without excuses, she finds it difficult to live her life---to accept the responsibilities that freedom requires.

Clooney, 53, whose father was a TV journalist and broadcaster, continued: "I'm the son of a newsman; I accept the idea that freedom of speech can be an inconvenience to my private life from time to time".