Sentence examples for reasonable freedom from inspiring English sources
"We've given them reasonable freedom," he said, "and expect them to get to school on time.
Those voices remain muffled by a combination of Bush-era resistance to a reasonable Freedom of Information Act request by the American Civil Liberties Union, and the gag order imposed on lawyers representing Guantánamo detainees.
An American household manual from 1900 suggests ensuring a "reasonable freedom from tormenting insect life", but advises against settling in the shadow of some lofty peak, or famous cave, on the grounds that: "One does not feel too comfortable when banqueting in localities where Dame Nature has had her queer moods, and has left imprinted certain too observable evidences of her freakiness".
Times have changed and there is hope, and great hope, that if the House of Commons is given reasonable freedom on the Committee stage of this bill the settlement of the Irish problem may be added to Mr. Lloyd George's laurels.
All the same, he inaugurated a period in Britain where the reasonable freedoms of ordinary people, including the freedom to disbelieve in the supernatural, could be accommodated.
"In order to carry out such efforts, we need a reasonable level of freedom of movement and security," he said.
We have the ability to resist this dangerous cycle by choosing leaders who will insist on laws and technologies that strike a reasonable balance between freedom and security.
With the personal right now securely established, could the door be open to a new politics in which advocates on both sides agree to work toward a reasonable balance of freedom with civic responsibility?
Then Apple introduced iTunes, which provided not only enough copy-protection software to satisfy a reluctant music industry, but a seamless experience that gave users an easy way to buy and play music and a reasonable degree of freedom.
While the onboard regime tends towards the militaristic with early-morning wake-ups, group check-ins and lectures of variable quality, you are offered a reasonable degree of freedom to mooch around on shore.
PK: There's a reasonable degree of freedom of movement.
