Sentence examples for founded liberty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montrone was chief executive of Fisher Scientific until it merged with Thermo Electornics in 2006; he has since founded Liberty Lane Partners, a private equity firm.

First: The values on which our Nation was founded — individual liberty, self-determination, the potential for human fulfillment in freedom — all of these endure.

This is the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, founded in liberty, dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal..

Baldwin relocated to Montana in 2010, and founded the Liberty Fellowship, believing the people of the state responded well to his constitutionalist message.

For 500 years, Native Americans have suffered gross neglect and mistreatment at the hands of our government which is founded on liberty and justice for all.

The 31-year-old then talks with increasing passion about his new-found liberty.

Mendes relates how he was wary of indulging his new-found liberties too far, especially the lure of the close-up, and the (particularly non-theatrical) ability to control exactly what the audience should look at.

You boy!" The scene culminates with Abigail Adams, played by Laura Linney, shouting with indignation, "Half-fed slaves building our nation's capital?!" Not only was this scene a powerful cinematic illustration of the contradictions and ironies of America's founding liberties, but it also sets the stage for an event you and I will be fortunate enough to witness just 76 days from right now.

Historically, the French health care system is characterized by the founding principle of liberty: liberty both for physicians to practice and for patients to use health care services.

Tullett & Tokyo Liberty, founded in 1971, employs more than 2,000 people in Europe, the Americas, Asia and Australia.

"He has never served any other cause except for his own greed and wealth, and for veterans the idea that this man would support and defend the constitution and the ideals on which our country was founded – that being liberty, equality, opportunity – initially was comical and now it's just frightening".