Sentence examples for levels of freedom from inspiring English sources

While a more elastic work zone may offer unprecedented levels of freedom, there is a down side.

"Those who are old enough to realise, and compare it with the past gloom of Saddam's era, they look back to 30 years ago and say, 'We're seeing stability that we haven't had before; we're seeing levels of freedom that we haven't had before.'" The problems of Basra appeared from early on.

2. Consider the current explosion in media outlets in Iraq and the issues that have resulted by reading and discussing "Iraqis Get the News but Often Don't Believe It". 3. Research, in groups, the media of various countries; assess and visually represent the countries' levels of freedom pertaining to the media.

It used to be that internet activists were mostly concerned with declining levels of freedom of speech on the internet.

The project's potential for technical and theoretical competence can contain flexibility or levels of freedom in the learning situation.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Research Campus offers early-career researchers unmatched levels of freedom and support.

Then, instruct each group to create a poster with a series of thermometers or other visual gauges that illustrate the levels of freedoms in the researched country's media.

"It's an extra level of freedom.

Nor do the photographers enjoy Mr. Teller's level of freedom.

She said she was particularly surprised at the level of freedom afforded to women.

I wonder where else the level of freedom these kids are faced with exists?