Next on his list would be the faltering economy, social justice and reinforcing freedom and democracy.
Parrhesiastic Play is one example of how it's possible to create user-friendly structures in public squares that promote dialogue and social interaction, while reinforcing freedom of speech and democracy.
Christine Lueders, head of the federal anti-discrimination agency, welcomed the ruling for "reinforcing religious freedom in Germany".
Diaries are a great resource for historians and biographers, a truism reinforced by "Freedom's Gardener: James F. Brown, Horticulture and the Hudson Valley in Antebellum America" (NYU Press, $35), by Myra B. Young Armstead.
Getting yourself and everything around you to reflect what you are feeling within reinforces the freedom to express your true self.
Although neither author rigorously defines human well-being, both believe that, over the long term, scientific discoveries and political freedom reinforce each other and together further it.
We've got to get the balance and the reinforcing dynamic between Freedom From and Freedom To right.
However, the withdrawal of international legitimacy from Saleh would achieve two things: it would stop Saleh from killing any more young people; and it would reinforce the values of freedom, justice, equality and democracy for which we are struggling.
For many protesters, Garner's death and Mr Pantaleo's freedom simply reinforce the view that America's criminal justice system is racially biased.The timing of the verdict, less than two weeks after a grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer for killing an unarmed black man in Ferguson, Missouri, only burnishes this belief.
In a short interview in a busy cafe Mr Sécheresse talked about the influence Charlie Hebdo had on him as a fledgling illustrator, how yesterday's murders reinforce the importance of freedom of speech and why cartoonists should keep drawing the prophet.
