Sentence examples for consequences of freedom from inspiring English sources

Addiction and AIDS are among the consequences of freedom and capitalism that Westerners neglected to mention when Communist rule ended a decade ago.

Globalization, at its best, is an embodiment of the utopian ideal of freedom, but Hedges has difficulty accepting the consequences of freedom.

The free will defence says that evil is a consequence of freedom; freedom is a good thing and therefore we have to accept evil as its unfortunate side-effect.

But in his influential analysis of anxiety, he brings together the two key ideas of Augustinian theodicy: that evil is, in essence, negativity, and that it is a consequence of freedom.

But then, and this is Obama's new and difficult challenge, beyond that, for toleration of the freedom to express all views of the consequences of this freedom.

What's absent from this account, and so far from the show, is any sight of the consequences of that freedom for others.

The consequences of this freedom include the creation of different levels of resource-holdings between individuals.

"Labour has been trying to push through a tough form of statutory regulation for the press with really unacceptable consequences for freedom of speech in this country," Miller told Sky News.

France's Society of Film Directors joined in the chorus of disapproval, voicing concern that the arrest "could have disastrous consequences for freedom of expression across the world".

But now the campaigns of race- and gender-based hatred are launched online, often with frightening consequences to freedom of speech and daily life for reporters, activists and citizens.

SAN FRANCISCO — In a case with potentially far-reaching consequences for freedom of expression on the Internet, a federal judge on Thursday dismissed a criminal case against a man accused of stalking a religious leader on Twitter, saying that the Constitution protects "uncomfortable" speech on such bulletin-boardlike sites.