Sentence examples for interests freedom from inspiring English sources
Mauricio Claver-Carone is right that U.S. policymakers are often boxed in on China policy due to larger U.S. economic and global foreign policy interests ("Freedom first or business first?" Views, July 2).
Matthias Höpfner, the German Ambassador to Bulgaria, is often quoted commenting on the "dangerous challenges" facing the media freedom in the country.One of these challenges is the fact that "reporters continue to face pressure and intimidation aimed at protecting economic, political, and criminal interests", Freedom House wrote in its latest "Freedom of the Press" report.
They have an interest in freedom from pain, an interest in freedom from close confinement, an interest in food and shelter, etc.
So the succession struggle is also a fight for influence, interests and freedom.
Jim's lifelong public interests were freedom of speech and racial equality.
He said Bavaria would not oppose the project because it was in the interests of "freedom of science".
Throughout his life, he pursued his passionate interests in freedom of the press and in international economic development, which latter he considered the hope of the world.
As the House Foreign Affairs Committee debated whether to maintain the funding, David Rivera, a Republican from Florida, called the OAS "an enemy of the US and an enemy to the interests of freedom and security".
If this sounds like a principle perhaps shared by someone who pledges to govern in the interests of "freedom, the individual and the market" while investing his money into companies like 7-Eleven, you'd be right.
Above all, it strengthens the position of those who, despite public opinion, want to emphasise corporate interests, entrepreneurial freedom and unbridled economic growth.
Lawlessness is so vital to the surveillance capitalism project," she continues, "that Google and Microsoft's shared interest in freedom from regulation outweighs any narrower competitive interests they might have or once thought they had.
