Sentence examples for explicit freedom from inspiring English sources

In Nelson's definition, "free user movement" means "not constrained by forms like adventure games and computer-assisted instruction, where the writing may be nonlinear but the user has little or no explicit freedom".

Although the evaluation concentrated on the five pre-selected areas mentioned above, the involved scientists got the explicit freedom to mark additional areas of high or special ecological values (Lindeboom and others 2005, p. 67).

A significant change in the Roman attitude toward the state was the council's explicit endorsement of freedom of religion.

I reckon a combination of Mr Santorum's popery and unusually explicit hostility to freedom will do him in.

Some want explicit curbs on freedom of movement within the EU; that, to put it mildly, will be a hard sell to Britain's European partners.

The Art Ensemble, with the late Lester Bowie on trumpet, Roscoe Mitchell and Joseph Jarman on saxes, Malachi Favors on bass and Famoudou Don Moye on drums, were a classic AACM band in their espousal of musical democracy and creative freedom, explicit African roots, and experimentation with a popular touch.

In the Australian constitution, there are only minimal protections provided for basic freedoms, and no explicit protection for the right to freedom of speech.

There is no explicit protection for the freedom of expression – akin to the American first amendment – in the Australian constitution.

The amplification and consolidation of this power through explicit financial deals between "freedom movement" institutions and conservative talk-radio superstars is a potentially profound development in American politics.

Alarmingly, Egypt's army is seeking even greater influence than what Pakistan's top brass now enjoys: an explicit political role, and freedom from civilian oversight enshrined in law.

They argue that by moving marriage from an implicit status based, patriarchal arrangement to an explicit contract, women's freedom and equality would be enhanced (Weitzman 1985).