Sentence examples for extended freedoms from inspiring English sources

Before the formal skills, all are taught something simpler: that they are constantly making choices, which have consequences.Mr Martin's approach combines the traditional virtue of discipline with the extended freedoms offered to ambitious heads by the coalition government.

It seems, buried within that gaúcho flintiness and the extended freedoms he offers his players – forbidding before this World Cup only "acrobatic" sex – that Scolari has a rare ability to let high-end talent breathe.

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.

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

A country that extends freedoms of speech and religion only to special classes of licensed people writers, the adherents of organised creeds is not taking these liberties half seriously enough.

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.

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

The idealistic calling grabs me when it comes to America's historic mission of extending freedom in the world.

Such cooperation would have shortened the war, saved lives and made Turkey a partner in extending freedom throughout the Middle East.