Sometimes people must be "forced to be free," asserts political philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau..
The righteous alone could properly have dominion, even if they were not free to assert it.
And if immigrant workers are free to assert their rights without fear, to bargain collectively and blow the whistle on bad employers, American workers can only benefit, too.
If candidates feel free to assert falsehoods and repeat them, it is generally because voters will believe them and the candidates can get away with it.
It says here in the newspaper that these two have a knack for "chaste dressing that still leaves their fashion sisters free to assert their sexuality".
Ms. Noselli and Ms. Gutierrez have a knack for chaste dressing that still leaves their fashion sisters free to assert their sexuality.
So the outlines of an emerging compromise present themselves: governments will feel free to assert greater control over their citizens' cyber lives while maintaining a watchful distance from the Internet's core functioning.
Ironically, in the likely event of a yes, some think Mr Erdogan will feel freer to assert his piety; and the army once relieved of immediate pressure to behave itself may turn up the volume of its critical noises.
Now some Republicans, too, are distancing themselves from free trade, asserting national security and unfair competition (those cheap Chinese imports) above all.
We saw mostly women, but also men, expressing their free speech, asserting that this violence did not represent them.
Coming straight from the Royal Opera House, the production is helmed by Laurent Pelly who puts a modern touch on the story by asking why societies have been historically afraid of "free women" who assert themselves.
