Sentence examples for growing freedom from inspiring English sources

Domestically, growing freedom of speech and publication was accompanied by institutional reforms.

In this poisonous context, Zardari's move was seen as a deliberate attempt to emphasise Islamabad's growing freedom of action as the American regional presence declines with next year's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Featuring a large geodesic sphere on its cover and demonstrating a growing freedom with color, the 11-print "Folio" announced Mr. Winters's command of his new medium and suggested the future direction of his printmaking investigations.

Tempting as it is to wring one's hands over the philistine reading public that was not eager to sponsor Walser in the growing freedom of his writing, really it's remarkable that the editors of ordinary newspapers — one of whom received threats of cancelled subscriptions unless the "nonsense" stopped — published any of this work at all.

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We can't convert everything, because of the expense; and we don't want to cross the finish line saying, "We've done it", then go bust the next week.' Farmers are queuing up, he adds, to supply Lloyd Maunder in the hope of growing Freedom Food birds: 'I've got the farmers, I know how to do it, I just need people to buy it.

The only way that combined authorities or any other northern institutions that arise out of current plans will be able to help deliver the northern powerhouse is if they have sufficient clout and intelligence to use their growing freedoms effectively.

I was a teenager of the 60s, as excited by and as committed to all the growing freedoms as the next young radical; but abortion, well, hold on – not if it meant that it was me, or people like me, who were going to be aborted.

As intolerance grows, freedom of speech, as per the First Amendment, is viewed as the enemy.

The bottom line is freedom and flexibility – the freedom to choose, the freedom to grow, the freedom to leave (and take your profile data with you, or easily transfer it to another system).

He also kept his own orchard, growing Liberty, Freedom and other varieties of apples at his home in Conway, Mass.