Sentence examples for community freedom from inspiring English sources

But early users include the Times of India group, which plans to show Bollywood movies via the Web both at home and to the country's expatriate community; Freedom Communications, which owns several local newspapers and television stations across the U.S., along with interactive properties; and Voig, a social network for online gamers.

This piece calls for community, freedom and solidarity.

The fact that the Guardian takes responsibility legally (and editorially) for what it publishes means it is vitally important we get the balance right between giving our user community freedom of expression while ensuring what is published is responsible, doesn't infringe other peoples' rights and is legally safe.

The chair of the House of Lords Science Select Committee, Lord Krebs, recently expressed his concern that money from the Treasury was continuing to be directed at so-called pet projects rather than allowing the scientific community freedom to spend the money on the research it feels most deserves to be funded.

"One More Time" is a celebration of community, freedom, euphoria, and party culture that makes you intoxicated with youthful feelings upon each listen.

Freedom without accountability destroys community, and freedom without purpose sends us into a swirling sea of self-absorption.

Ed Wiseman, one of the founding members of the community, said, "Freedom of speech and freedom of religion were both at risk".

In the words of the community motto, "Freedom is not free".

To oversimplify a bit: American exceptionalism, rugged individualism, love of the frontier, community and freedom.

Tips The holiday A new range of holidays aimed at the gay community, the Freedom Collection, has just been launched by Thomson.

Lots of their residents, it is said, have already sold up illegally, and moved back to the slums, seeking things that town-planners cannot provide: a sense of history, community and freedom.