Sentence examples for liberation problems from inspiring English sources

The system allows studying directly in 3D those liberation problems that require micrometer-size resolution.

He saw Islam as an asset to his liberation problem as a black man in America and America's crises with race.

Shanghai's biggest fans gush with predictions of an endless economic boom and liberation from transportation problems.

Dany's storyline does raise interesting questions about conquest and liberation, but the problem is that we seem to be circling round those issues rather than letting them progress.

"We've worked through the problem of liberation.

In an interview in the Guardian, Balls says: "The thing that unifies Clegg and Cameron and the people round them is that they believe the state is a problem, that the liberation of individual potential happens through liberating the individual from state intervention.

Antiblack terror ain't the problem" – but a "liberation movement filled with unarmed black women" somehow is.

Her novels, which she termed "liberation literature," moved away from "problem" story lines; instead, her tales underscored the experiences of ordinary African Americans.

What made beginning so difficult, and the remainder so seemingly automatic, was imagination – the initial problem, and ultimate liberation, of imagining.

(The Public and Its Problems, LW2, 327-8) Fuliberationiof of an individual's potentialities can only be achieved in a democratic social order, one in which social conflicts are treated as the subject of social inquiry.

Sociologists say that an increased willingness to address sexual problems reflects Spain's sexual liberation after the repressiveness of the Franco years.