Sentence examples for choosing freely from inspiring English sources

Socially responsible funds have historically concentrated on screening out companies they will not buy, then choosing freely among the rest.

Rather than referring approvingly to a rainbow of ethnicities choosing freely to live together, Furnivall coined the term to criticise the imposition of immigrant races on indigenous societies in the name of commerce and free trade.

Authoritarian leaders often exercise power arbitrarily and without regard to existing bodies of law, and they usually cannot be replaced by citizens choosing freely among various competitors in elections.

Similarly, the instinctive American response to people who demand to live in a theocracy is that those people are not choosing freely — that a genuinely free person would never willingly exchange his lot to live under the thumb of an autocratic priesthood.

"And what is also forgotten is how many people are choosing — freely choosing — not to watch 'NewsHour.' " These days, MSNBC's main competition is CNN, which announced in January that it had a new president: Jeff Zucker, formerly of NBC, where he had been Griffin's best friend, colleague, and, in later years, boss.

They claim: "Google is preventing editors from choosing freely which articles should be posted on the website".

About 12,000 flew out "voluntarily," another 3,000 chose freely to go overland, and 1,000 were "sent back".

"I think that you are what you are and can choose freely how you want to dress," she says.

Consumers, instead of being able to choose freely among insurers, are restricted to the plans their employer offers.

The idea that smokers choose freely to smoke is a dangerous illusion that is fostered by the tobacco industry.

Third, empower women to choose freely whether and with whom they have sex, and what sort of contraception they use.