Sentence examples for extend freedom from inspiring English sources

I do not undertake to promote welfare, for I propose to extend freedom.

The Civil War, which began as a struggle to save the Union, became a crusade to extend freedom to four million slaves.

The pledge to extend Freedom of Information legislation to private companies by Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, will cover contracts to deliver public services, such as prisons, hospitals and schools.

The pledge to extend freedom of information (FoI) legislation to private companies by Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, will cover contracts to deliver public services, such as prisons, hospitals and schools.

You report that President Bush, in his address to the United Nations, "called for 'a new definition of security' that allows nations to act together to extend freedom to countries gripped by tyranny" (front page, Sept. 22).

Britain would face labour shortages in London and the south-east from a no-deal Brexit, according to a report calling for the government to extend freedom of movement for EU migrants to protect the wider economy.

The Protection of Freedoms Bill will shrivel DNA databases, regulate CCTV, extend freedom-of-information access, halve the amount of time terrorism suspects can be held without charge and scale back the sprawling Criminal Records Bureau background check.

Under pressure by the federal government to extend freedoms to freed slaves, the south, which at the time was under the thumb of the Klan, limited open discussion by distancing government from the people they where expected to serve.

China could also claim some moral benefit from extending freedom of worship to all Catholics.

But the Internet and desktop publishing have extended freedom of speech to anyone with a computer.

Our people fought a painful Civil War that extended freedom and dignity to those who were enslaved.