Sentence examples for assert freely from inspiring English sources

We acknowledge, as a widely accepted truth, that Cuba does violate human rights and fundamental freedoms and does not guarantee the rule of law to people living in Cuba.... Persons living in such a totalitarian state may be unable to assert freely their own legal rights, much less the legal rights of others.

Dr. Kernberg said the boy asserted himself freely in his father's presence, refusing to take his vitamin C pill and to drink all his milk.

Demanding that "the authorities" curtail speech directed against you or your group inevitably weakens the ability of you or your group to assert your own views freely, particularly if they run counter to the views of those same "authorities".

The classical compatibilists wanted to show their incompatibilist interlocutors that when one asserted that a freely willing agent had alternatives available to her that is, when it was asserted that she could have done otherwise that assertion could be analyzed as a conditional statement, a statement that is perspicuously compatible with determinism.

Her assuredness comes across in her digital diary in which she speaks her mind and asserts her opinions freely.

The townsfolk are convinced that these newly minted Europeans will assert their right to move freely within the union by picking up stakes and crossing the German border.

Could poetry both freely create and rationally assert?

And such women are "dangerous," the ads assert, when it comes to spending freely — not only on their weddings, but also afterward, in categories like automobiles, electronics, financial services, home goods and travel.

Those who make this pledge, as we hope all Americans will do freely and without reservation, assert solemnly their thoughtful respect and support for the symbols and the institutions specifically identified in the pledge.

As people assert their rights to access information and assemble freely in cyberspace, repressive governments are using the tools of communication as a weapon of war.

AOL's rivals assert that without a common standard, various instant messaging services cannot compete freely to create the best instant messaging technology.