Sentence examples for freely decided from inspiring English sources

"We must build another Europe, a Europe of free and sovereign nations and freely decided cooperation.

"Today Parisians have freely decided in favor of a change of power in the capital," he told cheering supporters.

Italy has a democratic government, which freely decided to support the United States in its effort to bring peace to the desperate and tyrannical country of Iraq.

It couldn't and didn't, but this is the kind of absurdity that results when somebody attempts to count the votes of those who freely decided not to vote.

Tesich, writing about the Iran-Contra scandal and the Persian Gulf war, said that "we, as a free people, have freely decided that we want to live in some post-truth world".

There was anxiety about this at the time: some would have preferred that the countries join under Article 146 — which was the one meant to address unification, under a brand new Constitution "freely decided upon by the German people".

But we'll have to freely decide whether to circumscribe our own forbidden desires -- a mental trap no rodent needs to fear.

Who is right may depend largely on whether consumers, who have so far carried on spending fairly freely, decide to shut their wallets.The manufacturing sector has been a source of modest encouragement for the optimists.

In those moments it was obvious that what keeps crime down is not policing but morality: ordinary people freely deciding not to do things which are criminal and wrong even though would almost certainly go unpunished.

Yes, he is an Islamic man, but in his 11 years of leading the ruling AK party, alcohol flows freely in secular neighborhoods; Sunday (not Friday) remains a day off from work; and women can freely decide whether they wish to wear Islamic dress.

In other words, God brings it about not only that one freely decides something, but what one freely decides (Summa Theologica I, Q 19, a. 8).