Sentence examples for for a more liberal from inspiring English sources

But it was also an idealistic call for change: for a more liberal, permissive society.

In June 1962 the UN General Assembly called for a more liberal constitution for the territory.

Hopes for a more liberal Pakistan were dealt a blow with the assassination of Salman Taseer by his police bodyguard.

Republican sentiment for a more liberal immigration policy has been building in the aftermath of last year's election.

Many believers in this part of the world will be hoping for a more liberal pontiff than Benedict.

Let the market do what it did for Eastern Europe and set the stage for a more liberal Cuba.

Writing in March 1988, he explained: "The issue needs to be handled very carefully indeed because there could scarcely be a worse time for adopting a more liberal approach.

For example, a more liberal view of the priesthood might develop from the growing crisis in recruiting and retaining parish priests.

In addition, this deficit in perception appears to be compensated for by a more liberal detection threshold, enhancing the likelihood of perception at the cost of simultaneously enhancing the rate of hallucinatory perception.

He added: "There will always be places where the alternatives are bad, and without hypocrisy you will improve human rights dramatically by going for a more liberal-minded dictator over a Stalinist one.

Theo Milonopoulos Stanford, Calif., Feb. 9, 2009 • To the Editor: I recently finished a three-year tour as a R.O.T.C. instructor at the University of California, Berkeley, arguably (if more for its history) a more liberal campus set in implicitly antimilitary surroundings.