Sentence examples similar to extend sufficient freedom from inspiring English sources

Second, there isn't sufficient freedom of expression here, not enough democracy.

While conferring with them regularly, Charles was wise enough to give them sufficient freedom of action.

One such Recommendation, adopted in 1988, states that cattle accommodation should allow sufficient freedom of movement, and sufficient room to lie down, to freely stretch the limbs, etc.

The area of movement was defined to be 80 km, in order to provide sufficient freedom of movement.

If we do so, and extend academic freedom only to those "found worthy" by a political measure, we shall have lost our grip on academic freedom altogether, for "[p]olitically qualified academic freedom is not really academic freedom at all".

"Though I desire to extend religious freedom, yet I want some recompense for my trouble".

But the solution is to gradually extend that freedom – not stop it altogether.

He has just announce that Labour would extend the Freedom of Information Act.

Alito brushed aside arguments that the court should not extend religious freedom rights to corporations.

Mr Osborne will extend this pension freedom, removing restrictions on buying and selling existing annuities.

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