Sentence examples for liberal freedom from inspiring English sources

This is the shadow side of liberal freedom.

Our task, we are told, is clear: we must choose between liberal freedom and fundamentalist oppression.

Mr Wallace is proposing a more liberal freedom of information bill than that offered by Jack Straw, the home secretary, south of the border.

In advocating toleration in religion, he was more liberal: freedom of conscience, like property, he argued, is a natural right of all men.

"NOT the tinny sound of the libertarian's freedom still less the dead thud of the socialist's", intoned Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, "but the rich sound of liberal freedom".

When we hear today's politicians offering us a choice between liberal freedom and fundamentalist oppression, and triumphantly asking the rhetorical question, "Do you want women to be excluded from public life and deprived of their rights?

Ending child detention, blocking the Snoopers' Charter, protecting the Human Rights Act: anyone who thinks such key liberal freedoms would have been defended without the Liberal Democrats is deluding themselves.

Within them, people are using liberal freedoms to form ever smaller circles.

It implies a structure whereby the people, protected by an array of liberal freedoms, select their leaders.

So Pelevin's generation of liberal freedoms and designer excesses is also the generation of criminality, corruption and despair.

And as for faith in the monetary mechanism to deliver liberal freedoms, Estonia joined the euro as recently as last January, with hardly a backward glance.