Sentence examples for grant freedoms from inspiring English sources

Human rights are rights taken to be universal, of considerable importance, and relate to the individual and not collectively; among other things, they can grant freedoms, claims, immunities and powers.

It seems, despite America's commitment to ensure liberty and justice for all as expressed in the Pledge of Allegiance, we struggle to grant freedoms and equitable treatment to everybody.

The French, however, pointed out that the Schengen rules grant freedom of movement only to those with proper passports and the means to support themselves.

Frumentius was empowered to grant freedom of religious expression to visiting Christian merchants from the Roman Empire and was himself permitted to evangelize.

The draft constitution would grant freedom of speech and assembly, the right to free movement across the country and the right to privacy.

Only later did we learn that you cannot grant freedom in that way, we should have taken it on our own terms.

James had a controversial religious policy; his attempt to grant freedom of religion to non-Anglicans by suspending acts of Parliament by royal decree was not well received.

So, what better way to show gratitude for our freedom and families than having the compassion to grant freedom to other living beings and their families?

Instead, they seem to have been granted freedom.

And he would decide whether they were killed, beaten or granted freedom in another country.

Granting freedom to the oppressed and the occupied has not made them democrats but insurgents.