Sentence examples for subject freedom from inspiring English sources

The politics of competitive parochialism has always been far more lucrative to politicians than what they dismiss as a salon conversational subject: freedom of speech.

Mr. Obama appeared to relish the larger canvas of the United Nations and his subject, freedom of speech and why in the United States, even making "a crude and disgusting video" is a right of all citizens.

The description made clear that the JIC also includes the heads of government departments like the Foreign Office and DFID, which are subject freedom of information.

Along with prioritizing the black subject, Freedom and Change points to the largely unacknowledged debt owed by modernist artists to the African art that cropped up in Parisian flea markets at the beginning of the twentieth century, a result of the trade opened up by France's colonial activities in that continent.

But for Appleby's subjects freedom was an open concept, not a fixed doctrine.

The Shah described Cyrus as the first ruler in history to give his subjects "freedom of opinion and other basic rights".

Her subject is freedom — a woman's freedom — and the gently expressed but relentlessly vigilant toughness with which it's won and sustained.

He told Guston that his "real subject" was "freedom".

Lobbyists are not subject to Freedom of Information or transparency rules.

"I always operate on the assumption anything I do or say would be subject to Freedom of Information".

Many years ago we had some songs on the subject of freedom, but feel at liberty for many other suggestions.