Sentence examples for left of freedom from inspiring English sources
"If a Boy Scout Troop in Monmouth County, New Jersey, could be required to accept a leader whose avowed conduct and opinions contradict the stated mission and message of the organization, it is difficult to see what is left of freedom of association," the Scouts' brief told the justices.
In fact, we are now landed with a "left" concept of freedom which is little different from Milton Friedman's "right to choose", a libertarianism that has overshadowed the social in what used to be socialism.
/ Rough rock-throne / Of Freedom!
But for the bomb she should have compounded the offence, dismissing Kinnock, the Labour leader whose reformist courage should have commanded respect, as a puppet of the hard left – the "enemies of freedom" who sought to overthrow democratic institutions.
Evan Wolfson, an influential voice on the left and the head of Freedom to Marry, said that while it's still true that the "majority of Republicans and the Republican leadership are far more anti-gay than the vast majority of Democrats and the Democratic leadership, there are beginning to be significant fissures in the Republican party".
Since, by Watson-Crick base-pairing rules, we only have C-G/G-C and A-T/T-A pairs, this implies that APPROXIMATELY f_a = f_t and f_c = f_g Now, if we assume that the equalities hold exactly, then we have three constraints f_a+f_c+f_g+f_t = 1 f_a = f_t f_c = f_g and so we effectively have only 1 degree of freedom left (which is essentially GC-content).
These tables are generally set up with the vertical axis on the left corresponding to degrees of freedom and the horizontal axis on the top corresponding to p-value.
A two degree of freedom (left-right and forward-backwards) analog joystick was mounted vertically at the monkey's waist level.
Or take the extreme divide separating the politically left and right over issues of freedom and fairness.
In a 2004 article, The Denver Post characterized the organization as a think tank from the left-of-center political alignment, which advocated for both intellectual freedom and artistic freedom.
