Sentence examples for freedoms available from inspiring English sources

"And yet there's this idea," Naik marvels, "that if you're a migrant then you don't have the right to exercise the democratic freedoms available to British citizens.

EVAN OSNOS: By and large, my busmates, like many people in China, have a fairly up-to-date sense of the freedoms available in the West.

Tens of thousands of people have already taken advantage of the new flexibility, but chancellor George Osborne said in June that "there are clearly concerns that some companies are not doing their part to make those freedoms available".

In between the high kicks and low dives, each of her subjects made a serious stab at leveraging the new social and political freedoms available in the years following the first world war.

Ordinary Iraqi workers want to build a united, democratic and federal nation where they can enjoy human rights and political freedoms available to those living in Europe, not be used as pawns in a clash of ideological fundamentalisms.

"The pensions freedoms we introduced in April deliver a fundamental Conservative principle that people who have worked hard and saved hard all their lives should be trusted with their own money," Osborne told MPs. "There are clearly concerns that some companies are not doing their part to make those freedoms available.

What are the degrees of freedom available to a process designer?

However, electronic signals in transistors are hardly the only physical degrees of freedom available to us.

By limiting the search to a subspace, the degrees of freedom available for the optimization search are significantly reduced.

Trickle bed operation is simple at the expense of fewer degrees of freedom available to engineers for manipulating its performance.

It starts with carefully defining the operational and economic objectives, and the degrees of freedom available to fulfill them.