Sentence examples for declared its freedom from inspiring English sources

Town after town declared its freedom: Yafran, Nalut and so on.

In 1990, Lithuania became the first Soviet republic to break away and declare its freedom.

In a statement, the Egyptian presidency has denied bringing a claim against him and declared its support for the freedom of speech.

But in the spring of 1971 the Supreme Court had not yet declared its strong support of press freedoms to the degree that it would in the Pentagon Papers case; moreover, the Post itself did not yet have the financial standing or the self-identity to go forward simply and with confidence.

Australia – which responded to the American patrol by declaring its "strong support" for freedom of navigation – faces strategic challenges in balancing its long-standing alliance with the US alongside its interest in bolstering ties with China, its biggest trading partner and a rising global influence.

When the Muslim Brotherhood declares its unequivocal support for religious freedom and rejects a voice in government for religion, then we can believe that it understands the nature of democracy and truly seeks it.

In 2000, he also declared "freedom means freedom for everybody".

Williams goes on to say that the song successfully paints a portrait of an "alienated individual identifying the characteristics of the world around him and thus declaring his freedom from its 'rules'".

But he sensed that this was not the moment to strike a defensively Islamic note.The most important values in the Netherlands, he declared, were religious freedom, freedom of expression, and non-discrimination.

Allison writes of the message behind "Who Can See It": "Here he declares his freedom from his Beatle past, his freedom to be himself".

In his Philosophische Untersuchungen über das Wesener menschlichen Freiheit (1809; Of Human Freedom), Schelling declared that the freedom of man is a real freedom only if it is freedom for good and evil.