Sentence examples for freedom debate from inspiring English sources

But unknown to the public the director of public prosecutions sent a panel of experts to resolve this "muck or freedom" debate.

Given that decision, and the increasing number of religious freedom laws introduced across the country, organizations which support reproductive health care access aren't as confident as could be assumed from articles suggesting Republicans have lost the religious freedom debate.

A survey taken in November 2015 showed that the governor's approval rating had dropped to 47percentt -- a 15percentt decline from its 62percentt level in 2014.2 As of March 2016, the Washington Post's political blog -- The Fix -- noted that Pence, "once a safe bet for reelection, vulnerable after his approval ratings plummeted in the religious freedom debate".

Whatever you think about domestic religious freedom debates, it is hard to argue with religious freedom's international importance.

So what do religious freedom debates over the ACA mean for efforts to fight religious repression around the world?

He acknowledges the political coloration of much of the religious-freedom debate but says he does not want his clinic to be seen as a program for conservatives.

It's a take on the positive/negative freedoms debate, but examined in context of one's destiny -- are our lives decided for us before we're even born?

I should add that it is not naïve to think that the broad trend toward more openness in China (such as access to Internet sites that have broadened political debates and freedom of debate in the classroom) will continue after the Olympics.

Most important, the government still fears the intellectual competition and freedom to debate the new ideas necessary for innovation.

"In the rich world, we have a slightly wider compass of freedom and debate, but that is closing.

Encouraged by the new freedom of debate and criticism, a rising tide of unrest and discontent in Hungary broke out into active fighting in October 1956.