Sentence examples for assured freedom from inspiring English sources

Still, the Silesian Protestants were assured freedom of worship after the war.

Israel subsequently withdrew from Sinai after having been assured freedom of navigation in the Strait of Tiran and de facto peace along the Egyptian-Israeli border, which was to be supervised by a special United Nations force.

Over half a century ago it was determined that the leadership of public schools could not lawfully abridge the freedom of America's children by requiring them to take part in daily prayers, yet today that same concern for the constitutionally assured freedom of religion of children is not afforded to soldiers.

A small price to pay to assure freedom for millions".

Equally important is Article 48 of the constitution, assuring freedom of the press.

In giving freedom to the slave we assure freedom to the free — honorable alike in what we give and what we preserve.

As he wrestles with these problems, the questions of how to deepen democracy or to assure freedom for his tormentors take second place.

But he took the unusual step of urging the government, a crucial ally in the campaign against terrorism, to assure freedom of the press and the full and unfettered participation of all parties in free and fair elections.

In general, the new law tends to follow the ideology of industry rather than to assure freedom of research and quality of teaching.

When you add in the 1st Amendment argument that assures freedom of expression and almost anything goes for all media.

"To assure our freedom we must allow others the same freedom, even if occasionally it produces conduct by them which we would hold to be sinful".