Sentence examples for freedom air from inspiring English sources
Its survey measures quality of life according to 39 factors, including political stability, personal freedom, air pollution and the quality of healthcare, schools, restaurants and theatres.
During the Olympics, one provincial propaganda department ordered that negative reports be "strictly controlled" and that there must above all be no reports on "problems that give the Western media a pretext for launching attacks, such as issues concerning press freedom, air quality, food safety, democracy, religion and legal issues".But some online commentators in China have been less restrained.
Comparing the fit of the models with a different number of degrees of freedom for air pollution, the association between blood pressure and air pollution showed linearity (data not shown).
French businesses need more freedom, more air to breathe".
Car ownership has given us geographical freedom; cheap air travel the same.
Freedom, fresh air, food: this, to me, right now, I'm in Heaven.
Hong Kong also gave Mr. Lai the freedom to air his political views: free market and fiercely anti-Beijing.
We created the job of "standards editor," to make sure our policies on accuracy and fair play were rigorous and to help enforce them, and a "public editor" to serve as a kind of independent auditor, with freedom to air his judgments on the Web site and in the Sunday paper.
The intentions don't just govern the action but seem to clog it like wet cement, bulking up the screen and filling in the space, leaving neither the characters nor the often formidable actors who play them (and Hill is one of the most inventive actors around) any room to maneuver, any margin of freedom, any air of spontaneity, any semblance of existence.
Stocks in defense contractors surged as Operation Enduring Freedom's air campaign entered its second day in Afghanistan.
