Sentence examples for establishment of freedom from inspiring English sources

A new generation is determined to finish the job that their parents began but could not bring to fruition: the establishment of freedom and democracy in an independent Iran.

However, as much as the regime has tried to use people to implement their plans, the people have also used the opportunities given to them to pursue a different agenda: the establishment of freedom.

Noting the anniversary of the start of the war, Mr. Powell opened the news conference after the walkout by hailing what he said were signs of progress in Iraq, including the establishment of "freedoms to Iraqis of the kind they have never enjoyed before, as you just saw exercised a few moments ago".

Jefferson saw the establishment of religious freedom in his native Virginia overthrowing an Anglican establishment in which he, as a vestryman, had played a part as one of his greatest feats.

In addition to economic reform, they demanded "soviets without Bolsheviks," the release of non-Bolshevik socialists from prison, the end of the Communist Party's dictatorship, and the establishment of political freedoms and civil rights.

A number of cases where UK tax laws are believed to be discriminatory have been brought to the European Court of Justice, usually with respect to freedom of establishment and freedom of movement of capital.

The minicab firm claims that the ban also breaches EU regulations relating to the freedom of establishment and freedom of supply services.

After 1945, with the establishment of complete religious freedom, some Shugen-dō groups that had survived within Buddhism once more attempted to establish Shugen-dō organizations.

"We are living through a period of considerable democratic change and upheaval," he said, citing devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, reform of the House of Lords, the establishment of the Supreme Court, Freedom of Information legislation and fixed-term Parliaments in the past 20 years.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President John F. Kennedy, as well as the first ceremony bestowing the honor on an inaugural class of 31 recipients.

Speaking days before the publication of a long awaited justice select committee report into freedom of information, he said: "There has been a recent and loud cri de coeur from the establishment about freedom of information, and no doubt the establishment wishes it could go back to its old ways.