Sentence examples for secured freedom from inspiring English sources

2. The asserted inapplicability of the statute under the assumption that the publications complained of related to a matter of public concern and were safeguarded from being made the basis of contempt proceedings by the assuredly secured freedom of the press.

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.

"Just as the German people secured freedom, prosperity and peace by tearing down the Berlin Wall, we too must tear down barriers in our march towards a new future on the Korean peninsula," she said during a speech in Dresden last year, calling for "meticulous preparations" to make that dream a reality.

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

Even Mahatma Gandhi, who eventually galvanized the whole of India, brought the British Empire to its knees, and secured freedom for his people, began as a solitary individual committed to the idea of nonviolent resistance to the British Empire.

Americans still revere, too, their bill of rights, which secured freedoms to believe, to argue and to show overbearing soldiers the door.

"In a democratic constitutional state, security is not an end in itself, but serves to secure freedom," Ms. Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger wrote.

It tends to secure freedom at an ontological level.

George Bush likes to remind voters of the pressing need to "secure freedom and democracy" in Iraq.

Later, in the 18th century, the French, Haitian, and American revolutions were attempts to secure freedom from oppressive leadership.

Supporters say that joining the European Union will secure freedom, democracy and growth in the poorer of the 10 countries.