Sentence examples for sufficient freedom from inspiring English sources

Second, there isn't sufficient freedom of expression here, not enough democracy.

While conferring with them regularly, Charles was wise enough to give them sufficient freedom of action.

Whatever his notions about automatic responses to stimuli, Dreiser allows his characters sufficient freedom to stir the long narratives into life.

One such Recommendation, adopted in 1988, states that cattle accommodation should allow sufficient freedom of movement, and sufficient room to lie down, to freely stretch the limbs, etc.

If the company vision is aligned with the entrepreneur's passion, and we can give the entrepreneur sufficient freedom to execute, that's when the magic happens.

This method allows the optimisation process sufficient freedom to generate designs without being constrained by preconceived ideas of how the internal geometry should be configured.

Thus, RRMF quintics have sufficient freedoms to permit design by the interpolation of G1 Hermite data (end points and tangent directions).

Even amongst the most progressive women in Afghanistan, there is an idea that Islam gives them sufficient freedoms, and they should want for and deserve nothing more.

That and the sale of film rights to "Pope Joan" have given her sufficient financial freedom that she plans to wait until she finishes the new novel to sell its American publishing rights.

The C3TEG was utilized to ensure sufficient spatial freedom for molecular reorientation of the surface bound biotinylated peptide as well as to stop non-specific protein adsorption to the surface.

To explain this phenomenon, we hypothesized that dTomato-mediated dimerization of ectodomains may cause the protease chains to dimerize in a conformation that precludes refolding of sTEV fragments, whereas the freely diffusing mCherry constructs may have sufficient geometric freedom to permit reconstitution following diffusive encounter.