Sentence examples for full freedom of conscience from inspiring English sources
The result is a document that has been widely praised as fair and progressive.Unlike the case in Egypt, where voters this week have almost certainly been endorsing a hastily drafted constitution that enshrines Islamic law, restricts religious freedom to "revealed faiths" and grants unusual privileges to the army and police, Tunisians will enjoy full freedom of conscience.
If this is not the case, they must first of all do everything not to conceive, and if they do conceive (given that the margin for unpredictability continues to be high) abortion is not only a sad necessity, but a highly moral decision to be taken with full freedom of conscience.
The struggle for full religious liberty is underway in Malta as well--despite the language in the Constitution of Malta that "all persons in Malta shall have full freedom of conscience and enjoy the free exercise of their respective mode of religious worship".
Right here is a full freedom of the press, full freedom of expression.
The Poles reserved the right of full freedom of action.
Justice Murphy wrote, "Any spark of love for country which may be generated in a child or his associates by forcing him to make what is to him an empty gesture and recite words wrung from him contrary to his religious beliefs is overshadowed by the desirability of preserving freedom of conscience to the full.
While we pray that all our prodigal children return to the full profession of faith in all that the Catholic Church teaches, we respect their freedom of conscience to go elsewhere.
Good journalism supplies the raw material without which freedom of conscience becomes meaningless.
"This is a freedom of conscience case.
Freedom of conscience is an axiom of liberal thought.
In Bangladesh, this connectedness stares us in the face: Labor rights are linked to women's rights, women's rights to freedom of religion, freedom of religion to freedom of conscience, freedom of conscience to freedom of speech.
