Sentence examples for invoke freedom from inspiring English sources

The conservatives invoke freedom of choice.

He accuses those European newspaper editors who invoke freedom of expression while caricaturing the Prophet Muhammad of hushing up the suffering of Palestinians at the hands of Israel.

"Tabloids invoke freedom of speech, but they're not interested in that, they're just interested in who's shagging whom, who's got drunk.

To invoke freedom of expression as a core value is to elevate it above any and all of the sentiments that might be expressed; expression itself, rather than its content, becomes the cornerstone of your theology.

"It is equally sad that they would invoke 'Freedom of Religion' as they make this announcement.

On creationism in the schools, Palin will invoke "freedom of speech" and "teaching the controversy".

He has never invoked Freedom of Information laws to find out a female federal employee's work schedule.

Officials from the Bureau of Land Management, he added, have already e-mailed him a warning against holding a large event without a permit; he replied with a message invoking freedom of assembly.

Shame on the Brooklyn College political science department for falsely invoking academic freedom and freedom of speech to deny equal freedoms to those who disagree with its extremist politics.

You can't invoke academic freedom, they say, when you're denying it to others.

They cannot invoke academic freedom as their colleagues in higher education can. Henry Adams said it best in 1918 in "The Education of Henry Adams": "The chief wonder of education is that it does not ruin everybody concerned in it, teachers and taught".