Sentence examples for granting more freedom from inspiring English sources
Anno was, however, too dominating and inflexible a man to win Henry's confidence, so that Adalbert, archbishop of Bremen, granting more freedom to the lascivious young king, gained increasing and finally sole influence.
They reported providing support for their child's transition to self-management mainly via the strategies of rewarding positive behaviours, providing reminders and granting more freedom.
Instead, with seemingly endless energy and his signature toothy grin, he has trudged up mountains to meet with warlords, cajoled dictators into granting more freedoms and found a second career of "waging peace," as he calls it.
If "Die Walküre" is to be a success, Terfel should be granted more freedom to develop his portrayal, and given less crap to carry.
As Saudi Arabia slowly grants more freedom to its subjects, Addario recalled what those subjects had to say about the pace of progress.
The overthrow of the Spanish elite, which had hampered the interests of powerful local merchants, granted more freedom to Dutch traders.
The schools reform that was passed this week was timid, but useful: it will grant more freedom and flexibility to schools, and introduce more competition for pupils and funding (see article).
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's government has been granted more freedom to wage war than any of its predecessors since the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
According to a spokesman, some aid groups say conditions have even eased, with Rohingyas being granted more freedom of movement inside townships.
Arriving on Saturday, Francis exhorted Cuba and the United States to deepen their detente, and encouraged Cuba to grant more freedom to the Roman Catholic Church, which has re-emerged as a powerful force after suffering decades of repression.
