Sentence examples for facilitate freedom from inspiring English sources

Most of the time, these records are innocuous, but to facilitate freedom of inquiry, librarians generally hold these records as confidential.

I'm also disheartened that the panel, again straying outside its remit, has seen fit to oppose demands for the PCC to be constituted as a public body to facilitate freedom of information requests.

With the strong belief that creating space for and seeking out marginalized voices helps to facilitate freedom for everyone and enriches the whole of society, Valerie is thrilled to join the Oral History graduate program.

So, congratulations!" The consortium's aim is not to provide charity or create dependency for those struggling with homelessness, Heyhoe said, but to facilitate freedom and independence as captured in the example of a coffeepot at the check-in center.

The police "facilitated freedom of movement and provided advance warning of upcoming operations," it said.

At the Tate we try to make a point of facilitating freedom of expression regardless, and often in the face, of public opinion.

This fluid facilitates freedom of movement of the heart within the pericardium.

On a day when the American Twitter stream was full of Foursquare check-ins from BBQ parties at the SxSW Conference and the news that Kate Winslet was separating from her husband, it was important to be reminded that, in many countries, Twitter -- like IRC before it -- plays a serious role in facilitating freedom of speech.

So this year, amidst the fireworks and parades let's remember this Independence Day not just for our nation's freedom but as an honoring of all the people who help to facilitate that freedom by turning outrage into love in action.

I am a trained to facilitate the freedom programme, a 12-week awareness-raising course on domestic violence.

It also said that efforts should be made to facilitate more freedom of movement within the facilities' surroundings, as progress so far had been "slow", contributing to the arbitrary nature of detention of asylum seekers housed in the centre.