Sentence examples for freedom rightly from inspiring English sources

But freedom, rightly understood, should include a sense of responsibility to future generations and an awareness that real prosperity also embraces the notion of justice for all.

But if common pressures led many states to turn authoritarian, dissolving pluralist representative bodies and limiting judicial independence and press freedom, Kershaw rightly insists on the distinctiveness of each national case.

This approach, marketed in the name of innovation, convenience and protecting purchasers, restricts those fundamental freedoms long rightly taken for granted.

Is the freedom of students rightly curtailed by the state?

Use Freedom of Speech rightly by not crying "Fire.

And now I will lose my freedom as well, and rightly so".

After all, as American courts have rightly held, freedom of speech also has to protect the encryption code in which we place so much trust.

"Freedom from … " is rightly a powerful impulse in those from whom freedom has been systematically withheld.

Pope Francis defended freedom of speech and rightly said there are limits and that "you can't make a toy out of the religions of others".

Indeed, as the soloist took broad freedoms with movement (and rightly so), Mr. Ozawa often found himself in pursuit.

And was it not the British this summer who urged the commission to act against Spain's restriction on traffic from Gibraltar in a row over fishing rights?The four ministers rightly say that freedom of movement within the union is not unconditional, and the perception of unfairness undermines support for the EU.