Sentence examples for potential freedom from inspiring English sources

All this potential freedom is proving to be a pain.

The opposition's defence spokesman, Stephen Conroy, supported a potential "freedom of navigation" exercise within 12 nautical miles of the artificial islands, saying the structures were not internationally recognised.

Will this victory tempt the press to embrace royal charter regulation and potential freedom from the withering costs of libel actions – the costs for both sides in Mitchell's case were estimated at in excess of £500,000?

A better understanding of this issue is of high academic and industrial interests, since it provides potential freedom for TMP design and microstructure control.

When explaining the cocoa on the Seder plate, Rabbi Menachem Creditor's prayer could be cited: "This is a symbol of potential freedom, a realization that foods that give me delight can be made without child labor".

Underlying at least part of the enthusiasm for the potential freedoms contained in the bill seems to be immense frustration that child protection social work is minutely scrutinised by Ofsted and then savagely blamed in public when something goes wrong.

Encourage and suggest the potential freedoms of new, healthier lifestyles, when the addict recovers.

This belief was naive, but it also underpinned a national awakening in which the potential for freedom found its voice.

And so the narrative of "Burma VJ" takes on a somber, elegiac cast, as the potential for freedom flares up and is, in short order, snuffed out.

Only commercial society produces the material and cultural conditions that enable individuals to realize their potential for freedom and self-government.

The marketing staff will work on the values that could motivate the potential users: freedom, adventure, contact with nature and the like, which in turn will imply the need for safety, comfort, speed, acceleration, stability.