Sentence examples for free rights from inspiring English sources

The subpoenas were criticized by civil liberties groups as a violation of free rights.

All EU countries granted Poland and the other newcomers in 2004 free rights of entry and residence (but not the right to work).

"We exercise our free rights to protest and speak about what the majority of the community thinks about them and to say their views will not be tolerated," Brennan said.

Without state government, war between local groups is chronic; coöperation between local groups on projects bringing benefits to everyone — such as large-scale irrigation systems, free rights of travel, and long-distance trade — becomes much more difficult; and even the frequency of murder within a local group is higher.

While being obliged to farm independently (i.e., with free rights to exit), they can choose to stay in a production team and work hard or shirk, or turn to private farming.

The idea of the exchange is that it is worth stifling innovation in the short term by granting a monopoly, if society can benefit in the long term by getting free rights to use the invention after the patent expires.

"You know, it's free!" Right.

So dying today seems free, right?

But comment is free, right?

"So it's free right now," she continued.

That's buy one get one free right there.