It is a weighty form of ballast, giving citizens and journalists the freedom to check the tendency of government officials to abuse the authority that voters entrust to them.
Obviously I, and many other people with mental health difficulties, would love to have the same freedom to "check ourselves in" to somewhere for a bit of treatment when we need a bit of extra support.
Most useful, of course, is the freedom to check in at any hour, especially popular with business travellers.
Apple didn't pre-install any third-party apps for its display unit, and instead of pairing the device with an iPhone, the iPad-like display to the side of each demo unit gives a description of what you're doing, which gives you the freedom to check things out without worrying about getting lost in the interface.
Questioning my marriage is the freedom to check in with myself and to not be ashamed of how my life turned out.
The errors due to no-additional degrees-of-freedom are checked by L2-norm, stresses, and strain energy release rate.
This offers you some degree of freedom, but always check the quality first.
Freedom from fact-checking may yield great literature, but for Clare the habits of art have infected the unwritten world of her daily life, where fiction becomes tantamount to lying: a means to avoid being held to account.
"The situation has continued to deteriorate … In various aspects of the rule of law – from police brutality, police accountability, freedom of speech, checks and balances on government, corruption – the government of Venezuela and the institutions, in general, are lagging behind the rest of the countries," he said.
