Sentence examples for diminished freedom from inspiring English sources
It is paid for with diminished freedom and less opportunity.
"How We Took the Child Out of Childhood," by Peter Applebome (Our Towns column, Jan . 8, doesn't mention one cause of the diminishing freedom of childhood -- the disappearance of the vacant lot.
According to his perspective, having no firm borders between policies might diminish freedom of central banks instead of expanding it.
Congress should never impose a law that diminishes freedom and civil liberties without thorough public hearings, convincing evidence and full floor debate on the constitutionality of the proposals.
"Voters are rejecting the policies that led to record debt and diminished economic freedom".
Republicans, however, want to poison the debate by claiming that regulations kill jobs, or diminish freedom, or, I don't know, make rainbow unicorns smile less brightly.
This undermines our safety and diminishes our freedom.
The closing and constricting of sidewalks, roadways and plazas diminishes the freedom that is being defended.
The writer feels that any action that diminishes the freedom of a Russian scientist, or any other, diminishes his own, and makes silence dangerous & intolerable.
They march off to the wedding bed in a kind of robots' lockstep, symbolizing the grip of remorseless, immemorial tradition that ensures the immortality of the race even as it diminishes individual freedom of choice.
As President Trump continues to degrade our democracy and diminish the freedom of the press, Twitter's CFO/COO Anthony Noto sees a marketing opportunity.
