Sentence examples for opening freedom from inspiring English sources

But, eventually, the compromise reached was that in exchange for releasing dissidents and also opening freedom of expression and loosening up on some union activities, I would keep silent on the issue of human rights and trade.

We had come a long way in opening freedom in our country.

McDougall, who is a Pulitzer Prize- winning historian at the University of Pennsylvania, opens "Freedom Just Around the Corner" with an arresting statement: "The creation of the United States of America is the central event of the past 400 years".

Borders were opened; freedom of personal movement was guaranteed; and product, safety and food regulations were harmonized, a process immortalized by the Eurosausage episode of the TV show "Yes Minister," in which the minister in question is told that under new European rules, the traditional British sausage no longer qualifies as a sausage and must be renamed the Emulsified High-Fat Offal Tube.

"I been trying to figure out what I represent," he raps on floaty opening track Freedom, featuring Mataya.

Opening line "Freedom is an illusion generated by our brain" raises false hopes that Mystery Jets have moved on to weightier topics than fancying the girl next door.

It's opening up freedom [for me].

He understands too the deep allure the ocean held for Hemingway: "The yearning for the short-water route to freedom, wide-open freedom.

It would implement a more open Freedom of Information Act and not withhold key policy documents such as the attorney general's advice.

If you loved The Corrections as much as I did, then cracking open Freedom is a bit like returning to a restaurant where you had an outstanding meal.

"There are some who make use of the open freedom of cyberspace to engage in wanton defamation, attacking the party and the government," said an article in Qiushi, which means "seeking truth" in Chinese.