Sentence examples for forms of liberty from inspiring English sources
This is war, President Bush said, and "we must not let foreign enemies use the forms of liberty to destroy liberty itself".
At times, it seemed that the people of El Salvador had accepted with too much enthusiasm the international mandate to kill each other in the name of various forms of liberty or justice..
The Economist was launched to campaign for free trade and all forms of liberty, what proponents and detractors alike today call globalisation, blended with what George Bush likes to call "the freedom agenda".
At times, it seemed that the people of El Salvador had accepted with too much enthusiasm the international mandate to kill each other in the name of various forms of liberty or justice.
Many arguments for federalism have traditionally been put in terms of promoting various forms of liberty in the form of non-domination, immunity or enhanced opportunity sets (Elazar 1987a).
We have many forms of liberty that do not appear to have anything to do with what we might value as private and inappropriate for government intervention for personal reasons.
If we become accustomed to thinking of freedom as completely unfettered, anything more limited will at first sight look like an emaciated form of liberty.
(Privacy, in this sense, is figured as a form of liberty, freedom from the intrusion of the state; when people talk about liberty and due process they are talking about this notion of privacy).
Second, individual decisions by married persons, concerning the intimacies of their physical relationship, even when not intended to produce offspring, are a form of liberty protected by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Workshop from 5 to 5 45 p.m.; performances at 7 p.m.; meeting at Castle Clinton, Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, (212) 252-4531, newyorkclassical.org; free.20090702 LEFFERTS HISTORIC HOUSE (Saturday and Sunday) More than one form of liberty will be celebrated in this farmhouse turned museum.
Allen (1988) defines privacy in terms of access and excludes from her definition protection of individual autonomous choice from governmental interference, which she terms a form of liberty.
