Sentence examples for commitment to liberty from inspiring English sources

"It's a personal commitment to liberty," he explained.

His commitment to liberty was tempered by mistrust.

But, during much of his Presidential campaign, Paul seemed not liberated by his commitment to liberty but trapped by it.

The EU is the world's leading collection of democracies, founded on a commitment to liberty and the rule of law.

"In what sense, then, does this commitment to liberty have explanatory power?" Justice Kennedy may be hard to read, but it does not stop people from trying.

FOR Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, Britishness encapsulates such laudable values as fair play and an "unshakeable British commitment to liberty".

Impeachment lay at the core of their intricate effort to balance the republican commitments to liberty, equality, and self-rule with a strong, energetic executive branch.

Our generation he argued "should promote that our central beliefs are a commitment to - liberty for all, responsibility by all and fairness to all".

His Supreme Court jurisprudence is characterized by an expansive commitment to individual liberty.

(The agency's commitment to Project Liberty expires at the end of this year).

Unfortunately, the administration has shown a complete lack of regard for our constitutional commitment to religious liberty".