Sentence examples for subject of freedom from inspiring English sources

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

He said that he was producing a record called "The Presidential Suite," featuring eight movements inspired by speeches that world leaders had given on the subject of freedom.

Stephen was speaking in a personal context, giving his own views as part of a longer discussion on the subject of freedom of speech.

What he actually does when he delivers remarks on the subject of freedom and democracy is something that's not named in the movie — he's testifying before the Committee on Un-American Activities (something that actually happened in 1949).

But his personal experience of what it means to live under a dictatorship also makes him much less cynical than some other Europeans about President Bush's rhetoric on the subject of freedom.

What he actually does when he delivers remarks on the subject of freedom and democracy is something that's not named in the movie he's testifying before the Committee on Un-American Activities (something that actually happened in 1949).

These interleave verbatim testimony with literary quotations, such as passages from Dostoevsky's The Idiot and The Brothers Karamazov on the subjects of freedom and power and original dialogue.

She also said that the completed forms would not be subject to Freedom of Information of laws because they contained private personal information.

We operate in an industry where confidentiality is the norm in which only one of our competitors is themselves subject to Freedom of Information.

Conservative MP Mark Field said net migration was "uncontrollable" as long as Britain remained a member of the EU and was subject to freedom of movement rules.

Such misleading stories about the inevitably positive role of technology are not limited to the subject of press freedom.