Sentence examples for delayed freedom from inspiring English sources

GALVESTON Independence Day Delayed freedom rang in Galveston on June 19 , 1865 when Gen. Gordon Granger of the Union Army read General Order No. 3 from the balcony of Ashton Villa, then the James Moreau Brown residence.

As President Bush has said, "Freedom can be resisted, and freedom can be delayed, but freedom cannot be denied".

They can delay that freedom but they can't stop it.

This month, John McCain, the chair of the Senate armed services committee, criticized Obama for delaying further freedom of navigation patrols.

And in recent years Nato has helped preserve the long-delayed freedom of Eastern Europe from the Warsaw Pact.

The images of long-delayed freedom and Washington's double-edged message underscored the uncertainties about the long-term implications of a dizzying 48 hours of diplomacy between Washington and Tehran that yielded a mutual prisoner release.

A flood of emails just released in response to a long-delayed Freedom of Information request graphically expose the depth of commanders bias to protect higher ranking sexual assault criminals in their ranks.

Fahmy said Harper's "hyper-conservative approach directly damaged and delayed my chances for freedom".

The two women have recently mourned as widows together; Amber, already much involved in the Underground Railroad and hungry for freedom, has delayed his escape, hesitant to leave Kathleen and her sons as they grieve with his own flesh and blood.

For a linear undamped system of single degree of freedom, the delayed displacement feedback is able to stabilize almost all periodic motions of the system provided that their fundamental frequencies are higher than the natural frequency of the system, but it only works in a series of narrower and narrower frequency bands lower than the natural frequency.

AshLee Strong, speaker Paul Ryan's spokeswoman, would not confirm whether Republican opposition from the Freedom Caucus had delayed a vote on the legislation.