Sentence examples similar to granted freedom for from inspiring English sources

About half fled north to Canada, among them more than 3,000 black loyalists — former slaves who had been granted freedom in exchange for fighting for the British — and several hundred Mohawk Indians, longstanding British allies.

The Italian Constitution formally grants freedom of religion for all, but reserves a special position for the Catholic Church and requires other faiths to sign a specific treaty — called an "intesa," or "understanding" — to fully operate.

They remind me not to take my freedom for granted; freedom to roam, freedom to pursue my passions and just as importantly, freedom to make my own mistakes.

Let us pray for the safety of all those fighting so bravely for what those of us in the West take for granted: freedom and democracy.

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

Although he refused to allow religious freedom in his own domains and would not reinstate dispossessed Protestant nobility, he did not hesitate to compromise with Europe's Protestant powers and agreed to the Peace of Westphalia, which ended 30 years of religious strife in central Europe and granted greater freedoms for Protestantism in Hungary.

Entrepreneurs in the United States take for granted our freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of thought.

"The real Islamic religion grants absolute freedom for the whole people to believe or not believe," Sisi said at his presidential Palace in northeast Cairo.

"Never take for granted the freedom of expression," Saviano said.

One idea easily taken for granted is freedom, a particular focus of this year's festival.

Although the Ottomans saw themselves as Muslim conquerors, they generally granted religious freedom in exchange for higher taxes.