Sentence examples for claimed freedom from inspiring English sources

The landowning class, made up of wealthy barons and less-propertied squires, claimed freedom in administering its domains and a more active role in public affairs.

"No, your honor," he said, "but the court's decisions don't look just at history, they look at the function that a particular claimed freedom plays in the lives of real people".

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was understandably defensive but stunningly off message yesterday when he claimed: "Freedom's untidy.

Or will it claim freedom of choice between NATO and its own structures?

The show tests taboos at the least provocation, claiming freedom from propriety as its right.

In a second lawsuit, the estate is suing The Washington Post and defence contractor Northrop Grumman over a full-page advert that carried the Faulkner quote: "We must be free not because we claim freedom, but because we practice it".

Taaki claims freedom to purchase is freedom of speech – and illustrates his argument by raising a service which allows Bitcoins to exist purely as a passphrase in a user's head, 'spent' by typing (or saying) the key phrase.

Bauer's interventions attacked the state for defending privilege, and claimed that it used religion as a mask for its interests in maintaining relations of subordination; but he also criticized Jews and their supporters for claiming freedom on the basis of a particular religious identity.

At the same time, if Kant is right that only the Categorical Imperative reveals those ways of acting that we can justify to others, then we can see why he claims, "freedom and unconditional practical law reciprocally imply each other" (5:29f).

Americans today are quick to claim freedom, liberty to do whatever we want to do.

Others were after a minimalist life, claiming freedom was their driving force.