Sentence examples for bounds of freedom from inspiring English sources

The threat, if sincere, marks a turning point in how the world's information giants are dealing with an authoritarian regime that has the rare combination of powers to 1) open up vast, lucrative markets, and 2) govern the bounds of freedom within them.

But according to French law, also well within the bounds of freedom of expression.

Islamic fundamentalism stands outside the bounds of freedom and public order.

Among the programmes he took part in was Granada Television's six-part series The Bounds of Freedom, broadcast in 1979.

His point, I think, is clear -- he was challenging the conventional idea of patriotism with one of his own -- one where patriotism basically means one thing -- a "real" form of patriotism that doesn't care a whit for anything but extending the bounds of freedom and doing the righteous thing.

The protesters said his opinions are outside the bounds of academic freedom.

Slow but steady improvements in the legal structure, the widening bounds of personal freedom, and the general improvement in the quality of life makes it seem like things might be getting better.

The journal, the issue, and the essay were all squarely within the bounds of academic freedom, and Northwestern University should have stood proudly in support of that principle.

Thus, the remaining steps in the converse argument are inspired by the techniques used in [35 37] for outer bounding the degrees-of-freedom of the MIMO interference channel.

In a 2014 interview, professor Matthew Abraham, author of Out of Bounds: Academic Freedom and the Question of Palestine, described the Finkelstein tenure case as "one of the most significant academic freedom cases in the last fifty years".

which is the outer bound on sum degrees-of-freedom that we wish to prove.