A further challenge to Raz might be that real societies do not align with this dichotomy between liberal and illiberal regimes; rather they fall along a spectrum of liberality and illiberality, being both more or less liberal relative to each other and being more or less liberal in some domains than in others.
But there is growing concern that the ECB's liberality is being abused.
Here, then is one of our largest markets, in which we are treated with greater liberality than we are by any other foreign powers, with very trivial exceptions.
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Yet even that liberality has not stoked the numbers.
Mr Buffett's splendid liberality, announced this week in Fortune, is noteworthy for more than its magnitude.
Unfortunately "liberality über alles" seems to have won.The key thing to remember is that adoption exists primarily to provide good homes for children otherwise deprived of them.
Still, crises should be met with liberality.
Algardi emphasized Leo's munificence with allegorical figures of liberality and magnanimity as well as the relief sculpture Cardinal de' Medici's Legation to France.
Liberality, for example, does not aid a prince, because the recipients may not be grateful, and lavish displays necessitate taxing of the prince's subjects, who will despise him for it.
In his enthusiasm and liberality with his authors, Constable overextended his resources, and in 1826 Constable and Company went bankrupt.
