Sentence examples for expanding freedom from inspiring English sources

González broke with the remnants of Spain's authoritarian past by expanding freedom of the press and ensuring the independent functioning of the judiciary.

Yet elsewhere he seems to say that the task of expanding freedom amounts to, and requires, nothing more than the expansion of the range of available choices.

I see it in the faces of young people everywhere who can access the entire world with the click of a button, and who are eager to join the cause of eradicating extreme poverty, combating climate change, starting businesses, expanding freedom, and leaving behind the old ideological battles of the past.

Right-to-work laws are not so good at expanding freedom, but they are good at ensuring American workers remain disenfranchised in the one arena in which their rights are most restricted, eight or more hours a day, five or more days a week.

Instead of recommending traditional welfare-state liberalism as a solvent for socioeconomic inequalities and dislocations, Goolsbee promotes programmes to essentially democratise the market, protecting and where possible expanding freedom of choice, while simultaneously creating rational, self-interested incentives for individuals to participate in solving collective problems.

Such a non-violent revolution could secularise the state, separating it from religion, and revolutionise religion itself by redefining Islam as a discourse of freedom and a method not for obtaining and managing power, but for expanding freedom.

Mr. Hinckley's efforts to win expanded freedom have been thwarted on several occasions.

For the most part, when Libyans talk of democratization they envision not elections but more personal privacy, greater educational opportunities, and expanded freedom of speech.

"The closure also points to a wider problem: Rouhani's failure to expand freedom of the press in Iran more generally.

Despite what Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio says, America is not "the first power in history motivated by a desire to expand freedom rather than its own territory".

Most likely countries will have to adopt the 3 principal reforms advocated by the World Bank & the US Treasury Dept.: increased exports, increased privatization, & increased liberalization & deregulaton-even greater subservience to the world market combined with expanded freedom for private enterprise.