Sentence examples for liberation order from inspiring English sources

The liberation order was issued on August 28 , 1840 and, as a compromise, it stated explicitly that it was an act of justice rather than a pardon granted by the ruler.

Jeremy Corbyn's plan to introduce statutory bargaining rights for workers can help here but it will still require cognitive liberation in order for workers to use these rights for their own benefit.

Despite these extraordinary cultural accomplishments, we have emphasized sex as the leading hallmark of gay liberation in order to rationalize the spread of HIV.

As generations perfected the American Experiment we dug deeper and deeper into its blind spots and original flaws, and every time we found a class or category of people who required liberation in order for us to be more consistent with our charter the transformation was almost always at religion's expense.

In early 1946, the Polish government-in-exile decided that the postwar political situation afforded no hope of Poland's liberation and ordered all partisans still in the forests (cursed soldiers) either to return to their normal civilian lives or to escape to the West.

Power and water are out in many parts of the region, and many homes have been rendered unsafe.There was indeed some looting: about five or so incidents, when a few local hoons decided a bit of alcohol and pharmaceutical liberation was in order.

Only then, after every peaceful option had been exhausted, did the president and our coalition partners order the liberation of Iraq.

The emerging battles for top positions ahead of the party conference in December are complicated by the A.N.C.'s history as a liberation movement – in which orders came from the top down – and by a political culture in which aspiring leaders must keep a dignified silence, leaving others to sing their praises.

This attachment, however, is precisely what is to be given up in order to achieve liberation.

These afflictions need to be removed in order to achieve liberation.

In fact, Sāṃkhya philosophers argue that our experience of ourselves as conscious beings is a mistake that needs to be rectified in order to achieve liberation.