Sentence examples for hold freedom from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maharaj said the media could not hold freedom of the press above his individual rights.

They hold freedom of speech to be a preeminent value – as long as it is reserved only for them".

We hold freedom of speech dear, but accept that it imposes responsibilities of the sort that Savage is obviously not stable enough to understand.

However, since Epicureans hold freedom from pain (aponia) and distress (ataraxia) gives the preferable pleasure, they emphasize tranquility (ataraxia) as the end of life.

While Pyrrho and Sextus hold freedom from disturbance to be the end of life, they differ from the former over the means to freedom from disturbance.

Today, I would like to address the people of the United States of America, the people who, since the foundation of their nation and adoption of the Declaration of Independence, have been proud to hold freedom above all else.

"FC Schalke 04 is a club with democratic foundations, that holds freedom of opinion in high esteem," wrote Roman Kolbe, "We should not serve an autocrat".

After all, as American courts have rightly held, freedom of speech also has to protect the encryption code in which we place so much trust.

Anyone who holds freedom of the press dear should shudder at the threat that the prosecution's theory presents to journalists, their sources and the public that relies on them.

What attendees did get were some provocative observations about the industry from Gary Pruitt, chairman, president and chief executive of McClatchy, and Scott Flanders, president and chief executive of privately held Freedom Communications, the parent of The Orange County Register and other newspapers.

As of 2008 Hull has also held Freedom Festival; an annual free arts and live music event that celebrates freedom in all its forms.