Sentence examples for reduced freedom from inspiring English sources
The reduced freedom of action resulting from loss of habitat, predation and legal constraints potentially dwarfs the effects of projected climate change on reindeer pastoralism".
Ms. Kroes said in an e-mail that she had monitored a growing number of reports of reduced freedom of the news media in Bulgaria.
But this new kind of war seemed to need a new kind of response, one that has actually reduced freedom".We will change the rules," said Donald Rumsfeld, America's defence secretary.
Moreover, a failure to sign the agreement would leave Kiev with reduced freedom for maneuver vis-à-vis Moscow, which desperately wants to turn Ukraine away from the West and toward the Russian-led Customs Union.
It contains only 11 spinal segments, far fewer than the original's 40 (29 were deemed non-critical), and its joints have significantly reduced freedom of movement.
Women were not satisfied with wearing men's clothing for exercise; however, they took responsibility for wearing men's clothing and did not express any anger in their reduced freedom in dress and by default their need to crossdress.
Still, you may be thinking: "Isn't it true that Europeans pay for their welfare state benefits by accepting reduced freedoms and opportunities?" Not really, as the next chart shows.
By joining in on the violence and reducing freedom, we are amplifying the fear and being used as tools in their game.
However, it added, "We will not support legislation that reduces freedom of expression, increases cybersecurity risk or undermines the dynamic, innovative global Internet".
In a post on the We the People petition website, the White House told those opposed to the bills that it would not support legislation that "reduces freedom of expression, increases cybersecurity risk or undermines the dynamic, innovative global internet".
Providing room and board to other life-forms doesn't only compromise one's nutritional status (not to mention peace of mind), it often reduces freedom of action, too.
