Sentence examples for endorses freedom from inspiring English sources

The document endorses freedom of religion.

"If we only endorsed freedom of speech for people whose speech we liked that would be a very limited notion of freedom of speech," Solomon said.

While endorsing freedom of speech as a fundamental right, he said it should not be used as a license to incite nor commit violence.

(As a student, she gave a speech endorsing "freedom from the burden of an inauthentic reality" and "more immediate, ecstatic and penetrating modes of living").

Yet over time Europeans came to endorse freedom of religion on deeper grounds than their immediate self-interest (xxv-xxvii).

Shaftesbury endorsed freedom of speech in numerous works, maintaining that society will benefit from wide toleration of almost any opinion.

Both groups agreed to the solution because they were exhausted by the fighting, not because they endorsed freedom of religion for its own sake.

Again, the Afghani constitution endorses the freedom of religion and the Quran commends it.

The group has proposed platform language that explicitly says the Democratic Party endorses the "freedom to marry" and has been working behind the scenes to solicit support among Democratic officials.

The prospect of democracy in states like Afghanistan is bound up with their willingness to endorse religious freedom.

His hesitation to ban gay bias by government contractors, like his continued failure to actually endorse the freedom to marry, feels like a cynical hedge.