Sentence examples for counted freedom of from inspiring English sources

When Franklin Delano Roosevelt made his own list of freedoms that should be enjoyed everywhere in the world – in his famous "Four Freedoms Speech" delivered as the State of the Union address of 1941  – he counted "freedom of every person to worship God in his own way" second behind "freedom of speech and expression".

That is, unless you count freedom of expression, common sense, and humor.

Writing malicious software, in most countries, counts as "freedom of expression".

Mexico's special prosecutor for crimes against freedom of expression counted 102 journalists killed in Mexico between January 2000 and June 30 this year.

Richard refers to this, as an illustration of how "you can never count on freedom from mayhem".

Should an e-mail campaign from a political party count as spam, or freedom of speech?

"Democracy is not only counting votes and not only the freedom of the press," he told those who gathered in the old house.

Yet, the world and the Yale community ought to be able to count on Yale College deans to respect freedom of expression enough to hold in abeyance any urge to censor.

The task of counting the number of such degrees of freedom can be computationally very expensive.

The concepts covered included counting the degrees of freedom in a reactor, applying the definition of a limiting reactant, and applying the definition of single pass conversion.

Complete hematologic response (CHR) required hematocrit <45%, platelet count ≤400 × 10/L, white blood cell count ≤10 × 10/L, normal spleen size, freedom of phlebotomy in the past 2 months and absence of thromboembolic events.