Sentence examples for granted freedom from inspiring English sources

Instead, they seem to have been granted freedom.

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

He was not granted freedom or permission to travel abroad for treatment.

Piniella was granted freedom from his contract three days later, with strings attached.

President Obama granted freedom of travel to Cuban-Americans and limited people-to-people travel for the rest of us.

She was granted freedom after Burma held elections in 2010 and was elected to parliament in April.

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

Toleration Act, (May 24 , 1689, act of Parliament granting freedom of worship to Nonconformists (i.e., dissenting Protestants such as Baptists and Congregationalists).

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.