Sentence examples for principles freedom from inspiring English sources

"Shariah is obligatory, not just the principles — freedom and justice and all that".

The Schengen Area, created in 1995, established one of Europe's key principles – freedom of movement across 26 countries.

Mandela, above all, had a clear sense of his core principles: freedom, equality, the rule of law.

The so-called Candlelight Movement came to stand for a broad set of principles: freedom of speech, government and corporate accountability, economic redistribution, and workers' rights.

Laïcité is based on three key principles: freedom of conscience, a strict separation between religion and the state, and the freedom to exercise any faith.

She names five guiding principles: Freedom of speech; multi-lateral governance with transparency; the principle of universality and non-discrimination; cultural diversity without imposing values; and network neutrality.

As you might expect, the first reactions were of total and unqualified condemnation for the killing of the Charlie staff, as an evil assault on a sacred principle, freedom of speech, which must be defended at all costs.

The party set its goal of a society based on the democratic principles of freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, freedom of religion and agrarian reform.

She said cases like his test "bedrock principles, the freedom to think, the freedom to say, the freedom to write even the darkest thoughts from our human imagination".

For purposes of easy reference, let us call them "The Principle of Freedom", "The Principle of Equality" and "The Principle of Benevolence".

In practice, it involves a strong and steady commitment to the principles of freedom of expression and freedom of information - rights which have been eroded over recent years.