Sentence examples for allowing freedom from inspiring English sources

I think she just reminded China in a polite and mild way that not allowing freedom of speech is not conducive to China".

Facebook is perilously close to allowing "freedom of speech" to be used as a defense of unjust actions that are clearly intimidating and silencing female users.

Allowing freedom for some means effectively silencing others - and deciding to let everyone speak regardless of what they say is, in effect, a statement that abuse is acceptable.

This neat and tidy woman (give or take gilded-fringe belts that threatened to overwhelm the elegance) had sleeves with arm vents, allowing freedom of movement like a cape.

Mr. Fitch also invented, for racecars, a troughlike seat with helmet to reduce brain injuries and an apparatus for hospital beds to relieve disk pressure while allowing freedom of movement.

Complicated and outdated trade union laws mean that Malaysia has still not adopted the basic International Labour Organisation convention allowing freedom of association, and legal protection for migrants – should they need it – can be wholly inadequate.

We have a system that allows freedom of speech.

She is conscious, suffering, and should be allowed freedom.

Norway is also compelled to allow freedom of movement.

"The IDF will continue to allow freedom of the press in the West Bank".

Mr. Obama asked the Chinese to resolve disputes peacefully, and to allow freedom of navigation, they said.