Sentence examples for matter of freedom from inspiring English sources

FOR Jade Dellinger, working as an independent curator -- without formal ties to a single institution -- is a matter of freedom.

"I understand that second-hand smoke is harmful, but this is a matter of freedom of choice.

Obviously culture is socially inherited, but in a free society it is also a matter of freedom of choice.

"If the issue concerns Jews, it's always anti-Semitism, anti-Semitism, but when it concerns other religions it's a matter of freedom of speech".

Asked by broadcaster Steve Austin what the problem was if it was a matter of freedom of political speech, Barnett replied: "There is no problem".

The letter from chief executives that proclaimed support for marriage equality in New York clearly stated that according same-sex couples the right to marry is not just about economics, but above all a matter of freedom and fairness.

"On matters of freedom and equality, history has not remembered obstructionists kindly," he said.

And Yiannopoulos's guide in matters of freedom of expression isn't the First Amendment; it's the hunger of the troll, eager to feast on the remains of liberalism.

The Netherlands (United Provinces) were, in the 18th century, very tolerant in matters of freedom of the press and religious freedom.

The Sledd Affair subsequently attracted attention throughout the United States as a matter of academic freedom and freedom of speech.

Concerning the dynamics of the matter degrees of freedom, some usual approximations are done.