Sentence examples for freedoms given from inspiring English sources

The freedoms given to schools should not include the ability to select by stealth.

Third, if freedoms given to academies and free schools have raised standards, such as on the curriculum and procurement, then they should be extended to all schools.

The "special and peculiarly ancient" honour and freedoms given to Ely by charter at that time may have been intended to award only fiscal privilege, but have been interpreted to confer on subsequent bishops the authority and power of a ruler.

The pensions freedoms gave people aged 55 and over the right to take their retirement savings as cash.

"In Vietnam there was an amazing amount of freedom given to the press.

"The freedom given to the government in spending this money can allow for certain abuses, O.K.

But after the son came in the freedom given us was not real; it was a trap.

The lack of press freedom, given the importance to financial markets of reliable information, is also a drawback.

He received numerous awards during his career, including the 2008 Presidential Medal of Freedom, given to him by U.S. Pres.

But few people expect that all the freedom given to private aircraft before Sept. 11 will be entirely restored.

Liberal Democrat policy had been that the freedom given to academies should be extended to all schools.