Sentence examples for freedom screening from inspiring English sources

The Long Walk to Freedom screening featured guests including Oscar-winning producer Harvey Weinstein, stars Idris Elba and Naomie Harris, and several of Mandela's daughters.

A recent study by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs found that nearly 16percentt of veterans who deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan in Operation Enduring Freedom screened positive for PTSD.

On May 10, their record of performers and spectators taking off their clothes in the name of freedom is screening as part of the Film Society of Lincoln Center's "1968: An International Perspective" series.

In the last two years, films such as "Lincoln" and "Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom" have screened at the president's residence.

df = degrees of freedom; si1 = screening intention (yes versus no); si2 = screening intention (decided versus undecided); bold font indicates statistical significance (p <.05).

The unique features of this trial are annual mammography (frequently recommended for this age group) and freedom from bias due to screening episodes over age 50.

The utilization of HbA1c as the primary blood biomarker for confirmation of risk provided the investigators with a great deal of freedom in scheduling recruitment and screening events.

I would stick with "The Fly" and "Dead Ringers" and "Crash," where he lets his own fantasies (which, of course, have nothing to do with him) the full freedom on screen to create and destroy everything in their path.

They are nothing more than shallow expressions of freedom smoke-screening the fact that we're far from free and the whole world knows it but us.

All incoming patients from Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and Africa are screened for colonization of Acinetobacter.

In January, a school board in Missoula County, Mont., decided that screening the video treaded on academic freedom after a parent complained that its message was anticapitalist.