Sentence examples for because of freedom from inspiring English sources

"I am here because of freedom," she said.

Our society is strong because of freedom of religion, but also because of the separation of church and state.

It's not a place where people under repressive governments are organizing but it's still important for it to be around because of freedom of speech.

Mary McLemore Pike Road, Ala., July 2, 2006 Just because The Times can print information because of freedom of the press doesn't mean it always should.

They note the example of Switzerland, which despite paying in to the EU has limited access to funds and struggles to attract young talent because of freedom of movement restrictions.

In one set of training scenarios used by the Marines, for example, the guidelines explain that a military recruiter with strong religious feelings against homosexuality will no longer be able to refuse to process a gay applicant, but — because of freedom of religious expression — a military chaplain will be allowed to preach in a base chapel that homosexuality is a sin.

"Artists like it," she adds, "because of the freedom".

"We have no policy that opposes direct-to-consumer advertising, mainly because of freedom-of-speech issues," Dr. Hill said.

This is because degrees of freedom are being expended in estimating the interactions that, in this model, do not exist.

Because my idea of freedom was more mental than physical.

Large samples are needed for these analyses because the degrees of freedom become very large at the higher entropic levels.