Sentence examples for allowed liberties from inspiring English sources

And then there was the Shogun's Uncle Harry, a tailor for whom the great ruler had a soft spot and who was therefore allowed liberties in the court.

We've somehow allowed liberty to overtake justice.

At that point pacifism becomes appeasement, allowing liberty, democracy and justice to be irremediably bullied into submission.

Time Warner also agreed to amend its anti-takeover defenses to allow Liberty or another investor to buy more than 15percentt of its voting shares.

The fact that the neglected statute book needed to be brought down from the shelf suggests, for the optimistic at least, that willing amnesia on the part of officialdom can allow liberty to thrive.

The Africa Growth and Opportunity Act allows Liberty's business to export to the United States duty and quota free, raising interest from U.S. clothing manufacturers that have seen increases in both cotton prices and the cost of hiring workers in China, where much clothing manufacturing now occurs.

The theme of allowing liberty of discourse in public debates about religion is the over-arching theme of the Discourse, and it certainly one of the main themes of Collins' work throughout his life.

However, for the justice gap, America has not been able to realize its full potential to allow "liberty and justice for all".

The British, from a democratic culture, allowed such liberties.

But living far from the literary nerve center of New York, she said, has allowed some liberties.

Dressing herself in a manner that was bound to evoke comparisons with Queen Victoria, she allowed herself liberties unthinkable at Windsor.