Sentence examples for on freedom from from inspiring English sources

I'll make one more suggestion here on freedom from religion.

We need a modern one that is based on freedom from boundaries, obstacles, inner resistance, mental conflict, old conditioning, and memories of past limitations.

The grade of flour is based on freedom from branny particles.

Richard refers to this, as an illustration of how "you can never count on freedom from mayhem".

That same year, he was reported to be a member of the National Council on Freedom from Censorship.

In nonfiction, the equivalent emphasis is on freedom from prejudice against the subject or topic of a book.

Results indicated that after a median-observation period of 3 years, epoetin alfa had no impact on freedom-from-treatment failure (HR=0.87; 95% CI: 0.63 1.20) or overall survival (HR=0.74; 95% CI: 0.45 1.22) (Engert et al, 2010).

The students' efforts on behalf of Freedom from Shame saw it become the country's fastest campaign to attract 100,000 rupees via crowdfunding, and it is on course to increase that to 200,000 rupees.

A separate NMA study found no statistically significant differences between fingolimod and teriflunomide 7 or 14 mg on measures of freedom from relapse and disease progression [ 25].

Yet Sen has an eclectic approach to theorizing, and hence other notions and theories (such as human rights or more formal discussions on freedoms from social choice theory) also play a role in his work on justice.

Singapore stands at the top of the international competition on "freedoms from:" It ranks first internationally in the World Bank's measure of "regulatory quality" and second on The Heritage Foundation's scale of economic freedom, while the U.S. comes in 13th.