Sentence examples for freedom of one from inspiring English sources

The most serious charge against Prof. Joseph Massad of Columbia is that he violated the academic freedom of one of his students by conditioning class attendance on her willingness to agree with his perspective on controversial events.

Headquarters restricted the freedom of one division manager to purchase from the outside, an order that threatened to undermine his authority as a general manager.

According to the German law, agreements between companies restricting the freedom of one of the parties to fix prices in contracts concluded with third parties for the supply of goods are void.

That both of the present writers recognize that additional degrees of freedom of one sort or another are needed to characterize the physics of elementary particles may come as a surprise to Horgan.

Whenever this is not made clear it can undermine the true nature and character of those released, not to mention the extraordinary risks and concessions that Israel has undertaken to gain the freedom of one soldier.

Mr. Demme acknowledged that Hamas, among other Palestinian groups, is dedicated to the elimination of Israel, and is not surprised that a people who had lived through the Holocaust would use every means at their disposal to ensure survival, but added that that the freedom of one people cannot be achieved by the subjugation of another.

You lose a bit of freedom on one hand and gain some on the other.

When modelling composite or built up beams using finite element software, analysts find it often convenient to connect two standard Euler Bernoulli beam elements at the nodes by using a rigid bar or use master slave type kinematic constraints to express the degrees-of-freedoms of one of the members in terms of the other.

Even if gay marriage were legalized, discrimination outlawed and all the freedoms of one enjoyed by all, our problems would linger.

Restricting the freedoms of one religious group creates higher levels of tensions, increases the risk of violence and persecution and is associated with greater loss of freedom for majority and minority faiths alike, he said.

Last month, President Obama posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to one of America's most influential yet least-known women, Grace Hopper.