Sentence examples for proper freedom from inspiring English sources

Spain is one of the least open governments in the developed world, and one of only three in Europe, along with Cyprus and Luxembourg, to lack proper freedom of information laws.

We at the Economist agree with that, at present: other efforts to introduce checks and balances into Britain's constitution matter more, so let's get on with the second stage of reform of the Lords (including the abolition of all those ridiculous titles), with introducing a more proportionate electoral system, a proper freedom of information law, a more independent judiciary, and so on.

Davies, MJ Yes, but remove all the senior civil servants at the Treasury who persist in pushing PFI, and if Gordon Brown agrees with them, remove him.Give Bob Kiley complete freedom over funding and control of the tube.Have a proper Freedom of Information Act.

New academies do not have the proper freedoms to make a decisive difference to children's education.

So go to the owners and ask them why they are not ready to provide proper media freedom.

The first is the proper balance between freedom and security.

While insisting that the king is committed to deeper reforms, senior officials speak instead of keeping a proper balance between freedom and social cohesion.

"People accuse students of shutting down proper debate and freedom of speech, even when they're actually defending against violent bigotry.

"They're now requiring not only the proper acknowledgement of freedom of conscience, political views and private life, but also the mandatory acknowledgement of the equality of good and evil, which are inherently contradictory concepts," he said.

We would not have a serious debate at last between Europeans, with their more stringent views on privacy, and Americans about where the proper balance between freedom and security lies.

He added: "I have only agreed to this emergency legislation because we can use it to kickstart a proper debate about freedom and security in the internet age – debate the Liberal Democrats have been calling for for a long time.