Sentence examples for statement of freedom from inspiring English sources
Was that a statement of freedom or of power?
It's like a statement of freedom before getting down to the involved business of the loom.
"French Anglophiles like Voltaire adopted English informal country wear as a statement of freedom," he says.
The earlier satirical cartoons of Muhammad were commissioned and published by Jyllands-Posten as a statement of freedom of expression.
"This is really my statement of freedom," he says a few days before the Totem will be burned down the same night as the man, "and who we all are in the eyes of beauty, and in the eyes of freedom".
But in Israel, it's just an ordinary street scene: a mundane -- yet sublime -- statement of freedom within a broadly diverse, tolerant, and open culture.
We might hope that they'll curb some of the university's official duplicity by demanding full disclosure of the terms of the Yale-NUS contract, a full reaffirmation of the Woodward statement on Freedom of Expression, and a withdrawal of Yale's name from the new college in Singapore.
Will the government have a debate or a statement on freedom of speech and whether there's one rule for the rich like Fred Goodwin and one rule for the poor?" The Leader of the House Sir George Young replied that a forthcoming debate would explore freedom of speech in the UK adding: "I will raise with the appropriate minister the issue he has just raised".
I'm also on the university's committee to draft a statement on freedom of expression.
Or at least, they once did: Yale's Woodward committee and its statement on Freedom of Expression are now eviscerated by the agreement with Singapore, whose "anti-defamation" laws are enforced without jury trials in courts wholly subservient to the ruling People's Action Party, which has held power uninterruptedly since Singapore gained independence in 1965.
His defiant excess — "Excess, you see, is not excessive when it's been conceived on principle," he says — is a purposeful statement of imaginative freedom and consolation.
