Sentence examples for hand freedom from inspiring English sources

Gove believes that the twin reforms will hand freedom to all teachers.

To the ancient Greeks and Romans, on the other hand, freedom meant something much more positive: freedom to participate in government decisions, to make laws and declare war and judge criminals.

"On the one hand, freedom in economic arrangements is itself a component of freedom broadly understood," he wrote in his influential 1962 manifesto, "Capitalism and Freedom," "so economic freedom is an end in itself.

"You're obviously trying to get the balance between ensuring that we maintain the courteous discourse and debate that again, mutual respect that underpins our strong multicultural society and on the other hand freedom of speech which is of critical importance in a democracy," he said.

On the other hand, freedom at work was different between the groups from T1, indicating that the EG presented more freedom to solve problems and make decisions.

On the one hand, freedom consists in following a rule; but in the case of justice, we would say that a judgment that simply followed the law was only right, not just.

"You have to sacrifice, no one hands freedom to you.

"If Obamacare is implemented … you will be the generation that will have handed freedom, opportunity, prosperity (and) the greatness of America … away, and you will have given your children a country that looks more like George III's –- King George's -– England, than Ronald Reagan's America," said former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa)., while campaigning for the Republican nomination in September 2011.

On the other hand, republican freedom is also distinct from positive freedom as expounded and criticized by Berlin.

On the one hand, the freedom of not having children.

Kittredge — Miss Thalia's overseer in slavery, and her hired hand when freedom came — was surely happy to be enlisted once more.