Sentence examples for should freedom from inspiring English sources

But should freedom not be dependent on rehabilitation as well?

The rowdiest arguments against the motion "Should Freedom of Speech be Absolute?" were presented by Anupam Kher, a Bollywood actor popular for his buffoonish turns.

Or should freedom of expression, even if that involves broadcasting a once-great rock'n'roll guitarist's wretched foray into the innuendo-laden novelty single genre, always be paramount?

The school when they reach it is narrow and rigid in some respects – set about with rules and rising bells – but in others it represents, as all good fictional schools should, freedom.

Of course there will be conflicts between some of these freedoms (eg should freedom of speech extend to shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theatre?) and politics will be concerned with balancing these and finding compromises.

As important as freedom is, should freedom be sacrificed for security?

He enthusiastically repeats the firm's mantra (a twist on Franklin Roosevelt's great freedoms): employees should have freedom from fear and freedom to fail at least one of which he may taste in his latest project.

He stressed that Iran's youth should demand "freedom, dignity, peace and faith," adding that "all Iranians must enjoy freedom".

There should be freedom in party to express.

We may and should uphold freedom of religion.

It should defend freedom of speech in all cases except when speakers espouse violence.