Sentence examples for beacon for free from inspiring English sources

"We will continue to be a beacon for free trade, democracy and security, more open to the world than ever".

He argued that Britain could be a "beacon for free trade across the world" and a "more glorious country" with an immigration system that controlled the numbers but also encouraged the "brightest and best" to come.

This 3-million-member organization, representing mostly small businesses, is the world's beacon for free enterprise.

Despite the current controversy the publication has also been seen as a beacon for free speech, with many of its defenders using the hashtag #JeSuisCharlie to defend the publication and its articles particularly following the attack on its offices in 2015.

While Sam Leith wrote: "Barring this shock-jock from Britain risks turning a rabid blabbermouth into a beacon for free speech".

The global organisation for newspaper publishers has questioned Britain's reputation as a beacon of free media in a stinging rebuke to the Government over its plans to reform the press.

At the same time, an economy that is supposed to become a beacon of free enterprise remains warped by central controls and huge subsidies for energy and food, leaving politically explosive policy choices for the fledgling Iraqi government.

But this is a radical, disheartening development in the history of the organisation, long held out as a beacon for the open, free spirit of the web as a tool for liberation.

And Sonny is executive editor for the Washington Free Beacon, for which he writes about culture and politics.

Sonny is the executive editor of the Washington Free Beacon, for which he writes about culture and politics.

In his work at The Free Beacon, for groups like the Emergency Committee for Israel and at Orion, he has combined a relatively new form of weaponized journalism, politicking and public policy into a potent mix.