Sentence examples for extension of freedom from inspiring English sources

It's an extension of freedom and the possibilities of selfhood," McEwan wrote.

The purpose of such a program must be the extension of freedom and not merely a hope that we can buy friendship.

The book's concluding argument is that political change and the preservation and extension of freedom has continuously been the result of groups of people, most often the marginalized, unifying their voices in support of freedom.

Here we describe the design, modeling, and control of a soft continuum robot with a tip extension degree of freedom.

To navigate to a destination, the robot is steered to point at the destination and the extension degree of freedom is used to reach it.

Printing with movable plates, which became particularly popular in intaglio colour printing and with colour woodcuts, is the logical extension of this freedom.

And by using voice as a command or interface, in proximity or over long distances, we make yet another meaningful extension of human freedom.

Placing a cap on these costs as Dilnot recommended is a logical extension of the freedom from fear we already enjoy, thanks to the NHS, in relation to healthcare costs.

We call on all members of the European Parliament to vote against the current text, to open it up for discussion and to consider the numerous proposals of the Wikimedia movement to protect access to knowledge; among them, the elimination of articles 11 and 13, the extension of the freedom of panorama to the whole EU and the preservation of the public domain," it adds.

You also write in your book about protesting or marching as an extension of the freedom of walking.

But the private pensions landscape has changed radically, with George Osborne using last year's budget to announce a dramatic extension of pensioners' freedoms to access their retirement fund, and removing the obligation to buy an annuity.