This is an economic and educational order predicated on the freedom of women, married and unmarried, to protect their own health and to decide when they're going to have children.
The mightiest democracies, predicated on personal freedom, operate history's most pervasive surveillance system.
The only bid left, apparently, was the one predicated on a Tower of Geniuses.
This initial violence, one of birth and breaking (into) an anti-black world that is predicated on the prohibition of one's own freedom, is where Wilson begins.
At the same time, however, Tommo's fantasy of freedom is absurd, predicated on a form of epistemological blindness that makes his "escape" from the pressures of shipboard life yet another form of Western co-optation.
Remember, southerners held onto, and continue to glorify, a society in which freedom for some was predicated on the denial of rights to others, in which rights for all were transformed into privileges deserved by only a few.
Those billions are predicated on lots of future growth.
Their forecasts are predicated on mounds of data and established patterns.
None of this is predicated on success, of course.
Washington closed his letter with a powerful vision of freedom, coexistence, and religious equality and of the rights of religious minorities and all religious communities; it is a fitting wish for the American people, then, now, and always which is predicated on every generation of Americans reaffirming Washington's commitment to religious freedom and liberty of conscience for all Americans.
"The issue of divestment is predicated on the idea of Zionism equals racism.
