Sentence examples for securing greater freedom from inspiring English sources

Yes, Botswana's presence in Zimbabwe last year did not ensure complete free and fair elections but its oversight was paramount to securing greater freedom and fairness for voters.

I'm not about to argue that the monarch is impinging on the daily freedoms of British citizens, but the institution of monarchy has done nothing to secure or protect our freedoms (indeed, historically, greater freedom for the people has been resisted by our kings and queens).

He said in Deauville that increasing funds for projects promoting democracy and economic reforms was in Britain's self-interest:What I'd say to everybody about the issue of overseas aid and the money that will be pledged at this summit is that there is a real case for saying, if we can secure greater democracy and freedom in countries like Egypt and Tunisia, that is good for us back at home.

In theory, that offers lesbians greater freedom.

Greater freedom of movement produces greater freedom of choice.

This gives you much greater freedom.

The new American administration will have greater freedom to pressure the Afghan government, and anyone aspiring to win the Afghan presidency will need to secure the support of the new man in the White House.

But greater freedom has also meant greater freedom to express dissent violently.

But, he added, "I'll have greater freedom".

His own, he feels, has greater freedom.

It's broadly associated with greater freedom of movement".