Sentence examples for partial freedom from inspiring English sources

It gives you partial freedom.

This is a kind of partial freedom, because there are borders – and I know the borders.

The gendarmerie gave way to an ordinary constabulary force, and partial freedom of the press was granted.

Partial freedom seems to me a most invidious mode of slavery".Mr Halliday's monumental work, though full of colourful anecdote, may not appeal to the general reader.

But in the place where effect and cause are joined, In the warmth or cold of my remembering, Of love, of partial freedom, the time to be Trembles and glitters again in windy light.

That is, God is as powerful as it is possible to be, given the partial freedom and power of creatures.

It has a partial exemption from the Freedom of Information Act.

A British protectorate allowed partial cultural freedom, a tradition continued by Arab nationalist and Ba'athist regimes that followed the overthrow of the monarchy in 1958.

Guo Hong of the Sichuan Academy of Social Sciences in Chengdu calls the liberalisation of NGO registration laws "the partial realisation of freedom of association".

In December 2014, Argentina became the first country to recognize a non-human primate as having legal rights when it ruled that an orangutan named Sandra at the Buenos Aires Zoo must be moved to a sanctuary in Brazil in order to provide her "partial or controlled freedom".

The method is extended to the case when the measurement is carried out at partial degrees-of-freedom of the structure.