Sentence examples for separate freedom from inspiring English sources

For the young, according to the government, the vision of separate freedom has become irresistible.

A separate freedom of information request to the prime minister's office is pending.

Evidence that the Nationalists see it too is provided by the fervour with which the idea of separate freedom is being propagated.

Unable to separate freedom of expression and market reforms from the rest of the Soviet state project, Mr. Gorbachev's policies pushed the system beyond its breaking point.

A separate freedom of information request from Guardian Australia sought access to every "third party" notification from a private education college in 2015, which would name the private brokers and subcontractors they use.

In 2013, the government lost a separate freedom of information case and had to reveal details of how Charles enjoys a little-known veto over draft legislation that affects his private interests.

This philosophy has, under the stress of hostile world opinion and in a desperate desire to give apartheid a moral basis, now become the ideal of "separate freedoms": each population group is to have its own freedom.

As a coloured man who had to leave South Africa to gain recognition of his worth as a cricketer he is an uncomfortable exposure of the myth with which most white South Africans now delude themselves: that apartheid is a system of "separate freedoms" and not racial oppression.

If the line separating freedom and offence is crossed, the person will have to face the consequences," he added.

As one of our great theologians once exclaimed, But today, because we have so cruelly separated freedom from virtue, because we define freedom in a morally inferior way, our country is stalled in what Herman Melville call the "Dark Ages of Democracy," a time when as he predicted, the New Jerusalem would turn into Babylon, and Americans would feel "the arrest of hope's advance".

But this is nonsense: ultimately, it is impossible to separate economic freedom and political freedom.