Sentence examples for secure freedom for from inspiring English sources

American officials and executives at Northrop Grumman bristle at the suggestion that they have not done all they can to secure freedom for the men.

But tempering the iniquity of the law has not been enough to secure freedom for women in a world that increasingly thrives on the inequalities of its peoples.

Bayoudh had reportedly spent weeks in Turkey trying to secure freedom for his son.

Orlando Bloom as Will Turner: A blacksmith-turned-pirate who is trying to retrieve Jack's compass for Lord Beckett in order to secure freedom for himself and Elizabeth.

As activists struggle to secure freedom for undocumented youth, let's hope that the movement keeps its eyes open as it awakens to the troubling side of their dream.

Their efforts to secure freedom for the priests to live on the island were unsuccessful until the British naval vessel HMS Sulphur and the French frigate the La Vénus arrived in Honolulu on July 8.

In May 1862, Robert Smalls, an enslaved seaman aboard a Confederate transport ship, donned a captain's uniform and sailed the ship to Union waters, securing freedom for the black crew members and their families.

On "Prison Break" Michael Scofield, having secured freedom for his wrongly imprisoned brother, finally had a chance to join with his true love, Dr. Sara Tancredi, only to be cast back into prison before the two could consummate their futile relationship.

If the individual is thought of as existing prior to social institutions, then it is easier to envisage securing freedom for the individual in terms solely of the removal of external impediments on individual action, such as legal restrictions on freedom of speech.

At the Battle of the Eurymedon in 466 BC, the League won a double victory that finally secured freedom for the cities of Ionia.

After months of being represented by public defenders, Chapo has finally moved to hire an attorney with a track record of securing freedom for high-profile clients.