Sentence examples for freedom secure from inspiring English sources
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The challenge for proponents of traditional views of objectivity consists in showing how specific features of their favorite conception of objectivity (e.g., value freedom) secure the epistemic authority of science independent of contextual constraints, and how these features have been used at all times for supporting the credibility of scientific claims.
They certainly found a better return for their labour in the colonial east: personal freedom, secure and hereditary leasehold tenures at moderate rents, and, in many places, quittance from services and the jurisdiction of the seignorial advocate.
The denial of either right would be an infringement of the liberty inherent in the freedom secured by the fundamental law.
Freedom secured two worshipful reviews from the New York Times in one week, the Book Review's lengthy cover essay drooling with such jaw-dropped awe that it was hard to read for the saliva stains.
I confer upon the Army of the Republic of Vietnam the responsibility to restore security and public order so that the state may be protected, Communism defeated, freedom secured, and democracy achieved".
[especially] where the usual presumption supporting legislation is balanced by the preferred place given in our scheme to the great, the indispensable democratic freedoms secured by the First Amendment...
To assert supremacy over the United States -- over We the People -- endangers the liberties and freedoms secured for us in the US Constitution.
He fought hard through some of the most difficult days in Operation Iraqi Freedom, and he paid the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedom and secure that nation.
United had hoped the former United player would back some smiles to the club, allow the squad to play with more freedom and secure some good results.
New rules placed a heavy burden on managers to show a profit, without offering them the requisite freedom to secure supplies and market their products.
