Sentence examples for liberty space from inspiring English sources

Only readers who have spent too much time in a seminar room will be pleased to encounter a sentence declaring, for instance, that the "many-dimensional contours of my bubble (not just space-time, but what we might call moral or liberty space) trace the extent of my rights".

This leads to a limited liberty space for energy suppliers.

This liberty space is determined by 'rules of conduct' which concern the lawfulness of performing factual actions or establishing certain factual outcomes.

As such they are positioned within a 'legal liberty space' [26] which may be understood as the realm of actions and outcomes that is legally available to participants in a particular action situation.

For example, the normative positions that shape liberty space, prohibition, command, permission and dispensation should not conflict, such as when some behaviour is commanded and prohibited at the same time, or permitted and prohibited or commanded and dispensed at the same time.

This 'indirect' limit of the ability space to contract is a factual limitation to use an existing ability space caused by either the discontinuation of a claim to subsidy (within the liberty space of an existing subsidy relationship) or the inability of government to establish a new or renew an existing subsidy relation (by legal act).

Rush 2112 There's nothing better than spending a fiver in Fopp on an album with a 20-minute title track about individual liberty (in space) inspired by Ayn Rand, which ends with a mock broadcast intoning: "Calling all planets of the Solar Federation!

Extremism in the country is intertwined with minority rights and tolerance, and requires a shift in politics that allows civil liberties and space for minorities.

Unless society wakes up to this, and the difficult choices presented by the Internet are made collectively and in the open, says Mr Lessig, cyberspace will become "not the locus of liberty, not a space of no control, but a technology of government and commercial power wired into every aspect of our lives".This seems too pessimistic.

This leads to an improved understanding of a 'lawful' hierarchy of institutional levels that includes a proper understanding of legal liberty and ability space, based upon first-order rules of conduct and second-order rules of power as presented in the below, Table 1.

In here young couples, shrouded in cigarette smoke, leaned across the tables towards each other and talked in muffled tones, relishing the liberty that this space provided them.