Sentence examples for extending freedom from inspiring English sources

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

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

I believe that the neo-conservatives are right to argue that extending freedom is an essential objective of western foreign policy.

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

This shows that it pays to be a staunch friend of the U.S. in extending freedom and does not increase a nation's strategic importance to be America's political adversary.

I think he did -- not only because I agree that protecting and extending freedom has always been America's "calling," but because I was able to read and re-read the serious speech in its entirety.

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

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.

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

He continued, in a statement, "And as an unapologetic supporter of our trans-Atlantic alliance, she knew that with strength and resolve we could win the cold war and extend freedom's promise".