Sentence examples for important liberties from inspiring English sources

What could jeopardise this more than the property-less mob? Britain achieved many important liberties early in its history.

But if he concludes that the law restricts important liberties without advancing a government purpose, he has the right to say so.

Trial by jury is an important liberty, which the British people should be prepared to make a few sacrifices to preserve.

"And I would say to them that the ability to breathe clean air in your own apartment is a much greater and important liberty than the ability to smoke in your own apartment".

robs the People of the most important liberty they asserts in the Declaration of Independence and won in the Revolution of 1775: the freedom to govern themselve.

In a society used to liberty, what is important to liberty, like breathing, gets noticed only after it gets restricted.

There is no reason to rush to adopt rules that have such important civil liberties implications.

The left argues that the state of emergency has essentially enabled the government to curb important civil liberties.

Thus the stage was set for what Willrich impressively casts as "one of the most important civil liberties struggles of the 20th century".

"I'm often asked the question, 'What's more important — civil liberties or national security?' It's a false question; it's a false choice.

Candidate Obama ran on a platform that would reform the abuse of state secrets, but President Obama's Justice Department has disappointingly reneged on that important civil liberties issue.