I anticipate my enforced freedom from conversation and the Internet with excitement bordering on euphoria.
(And non-democratic societies have protected religious license to a considerable extent without enforcing freedom of speech).
"We will be very persistent when it comes to enforcing freedom, justice, and self-determination on the European continent," she says.
For Republicans, it's all about enforcing freedom for the few - allowing health insurance corporations to do whatever they want.
For Republicans, it's all about enforcing freedom for the few - allowing corporations and millionaires to do whatever they want.
Therefore, without political development that enforces freedom of people bioethics will be no more than an academic activity.
I do not believe that he will enforce the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, nor do I believe that he will prosecute anti-abortion violence under any other law.
Consider Bady's lengthy complaint about how the film portrays Stevens: The character that … Jones plays is a fire and brimstone radical who wants to occupy the South militarily, who wants to enforce black freedom at bayonet point, and who want to extract from wealthy southerners some of the wealth they had extracted from their slaves and set up freed slaves on their own farms.
But away from the ocean swell and off the beach, one finds a highly-stratified society where people are dedicated to enforcing their freedom by regulating others.
That might be a vain hope: the Information Commissioner's Office, which enforces the Freedom of Information Act, has a hefty backlog of cases and, under the government's austerity plans, is facing cuts.
