Sentence examples for apply for freedom from inspiring English sources

The omission is no accident; it's set up by dramatic contrast with the angry insistence of Mary's husband, Levi (Aldis Hodge), a civil-rights activist, that she not bother pursuing a job as an engineer: "You can't apply for freedom.... It's got to be demanded, taken".

It stated that any slaves brought into the state were eligible to apply for their freedom if they were there for longer than six months.

Step away from the books: John Hinckley applies for increased freedom, but is seen browsing assassination literature.

McCafferty, challenging the reasons for his re-arrest, applied for his freedom with a writ of habeas corpus.

Businesses that are interested in applying for the Freedom Seal will go through a multi-step process to meet essential criteria to qualify.

And on immigration --  The right to move within European Union and apply for jobs is an important freedom which he supports.

Although the traditional Polish system requires returning postdocs to join an existing lab and spend 5 years or so working toward a further diploma called "habilitation," Garstecki was given his own lab space and immediate freedom to apply for funding.

"We will invite every school which is already high-achieving to apply for academy status, with the freedoms and benefits that brings, provided they produce an action plan showing how they will use their new freedoms to help a currently under-performing school.

Mr Blair wants every school eventually to apply for foundation status, which means greater freedom over budgets, assets, recruitment, admissions and the syllabus.

Then, to make sure you're not poncing unnecessarily off the state, you can pay for all your prescriptions – just don't tick the "I am over 65" box; don't apply for your free TV Licence or Freedom pass, just stick to the chauffeur and taxis; and as for that automatic £10 Christmas pension bonus that you used to go wild squandering, well you could just give that to charity.

Education secretary Michael Gove has invited all primary and secondary schools to apply for academy status and enjoy the greater freedoms that result.