Sentence examples for extensive freedom for from inspiring English sources
Michel Launey argues that Classical Nahuatl had a verb-initial basic word order with extensive freedom for variation, which was then used to encode pragmatic functions such as focus and topicality.
The extensive freedom of Americans to discuss political matters can lead to serious abuses.
Thus, in normal times the inhabitants of the borderlands had extensive freedom of action.
Although we enjoy extensive freedom from arbitrary power, we have hardly any freedom of individual choice.
For both theorists, rights-oriented utilitarianism best fosters general happiness because individuals succeed in making themselves happiest when they develop their mental and physical faculties by exercising them as they deem most appropriate, which, in turn, requires extensive freedom.
And, he said, the paper filed extensive freedom-of-information requests for documents from the mayor's office, but did not do the same for Cuyahoga County commissioners.
On 15 December, Henry delivered an agreement under which Stephen would grant extensive freedoms and liberties to the church, in exchange for the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Papal Legate supporting his succession to the throne.
"Freedom means freedom for everyone," she said.
She continued, "Freedom means freedom for everyone.
Freedom for Lady, anyway.
