Sentence examples for freedom to select from inspiring English sources
Instructors are supposed to have the freedom to select their teaching materials.
Establishment of healthcare policy in South Korea provides patients' freedom to select and visit multiple hospitals.
It is time to retire the social engineers permanently and give all children the freedom to select the schools best for them.
I wonder if Ruth Kelly regrets denying parents greater freedom to select schools, the only way to drive up standards, and give those without cabinet salaries a choice?
"Mandating technically flawed Green Dam software and denying manufacturers and consumers freedom to select filtering software is an unnecessary and unjustified means to achieve that objective".
"We cannot accept the remarkable view that the religion clauses have nothing to say about a religious organization's freedom to select its own ministers".
What is more, according to Mr Sen and Ms Nussbaum, people must have the freedom to select which capabilities they ultimately pursue.
They've given me pretty much free rein to do what I wanted to do, with an unlimited budget and freedom to select the sites.
This unusual condition of comparative isolation provided Japanese cultural arbiters with a relative freedom to select or reject outside styles and trends.
Mr. Atlas believes that the books are "liberating" for the writer -- who "has the freedom to choose and select" and does not "have to deal with all the facts" of a life -- and thus liberating for the reader.
