Sentence examples for start freedom from inspiring English sources
Though from the start freedom was central to the country's political culture, Americans have not always ranked as technological leaders.
Rockwell explained to Yates at The Post that he had to start Freedom of Speech from scratch after an early attempt because he had overworked it.
Almeida, a lawyer and former Capitol Hill staffer, started Freedom to Work, in order to press for the passage of the long-stalled Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which protects gays, lesbians, and transgendered Americans from employment discrimination.
In 2003, he started Freedom to Marry to campaign for national recognition of same-sex marriage.
In a bold move, Republicans have insisted that congressional cafeterias start serving "freedom fries" (and "freedom toast" for breakfast).
Let's start with freedom.
Mr. Hudgins, who along with Jackie Robinson later helped start the Freedom National Bank, was 100.
"But it's important that we start having freedom from restrictions on reporting".
The group agreed that the professors had a role to play as educators, and together they decided to start a freedom school to help fill the academic void.
"I feel this is the start of freedom," said Hasna el-Ryes, 45, a Gaza resident waiting to cross into Egypt so she could travel to visit sons studying in Britain.
"It really hurts the image of Hong Kong as an international city when we start restricting freedom of access," said Lee Cheuk-yan, a union leader, Hong Kong legislator and vice chairman of the alliance.
