Sentence examples for export freedom from inspiring English sources
(This led him to argue that post-Second World War efforts by the U.S. to export freedom were useless unless America exported Christianity along with it).
But for some reason when the U.S went to export freedom and democracy to our heathen enemies, they assumed everyone else enjoyed being raped and abused too.
We "export" freedom in all of its glory and proudly stand behind democracy as a way of life — a way of life that has given us opportunities that are the envy of most other nations.
Kennedy's argument amounts to a corollary to President Bush's policy of exporting freedom.
Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Wednesday night in an interview here that all European countries should rally to American efforts in Iraq and described the intervention there as an important, necessary example of the West exporting freedom.
It's unleashed the best that's in us, and we are now exporting freedom around the world". As long as West Texas Intermediate sells for over $50, Brigham and his cadre intend to keep right on drilling.
Our greatest export is freedom.
I responded that while those leaders assumed power over fully functioning sovereign states, in control of their economies and borders, Arafat and the fledgling PA inherited nothing but little captive "cantons" with no ability to import or export, no freedom to move or grow, and still losing control over more of their land to ever-expanding settlements and a network of Jewish-only roads.
Beatriz Cordeiro, 28, from Projeto Damas, which works to get trans people into employment, said: "Foreigners come to carnival expecting free sex and love, but the image Brazil exports of freedom and liberty is false.
He was also struck, he said, by the incident's many ironies: Expelling reporters for an Arab network during a war that is in part about exporting American freedoms to Iraq.
