Sentence examples for terms of freedom from inspiring English sources

But, in terms of freedom of expression, this is a black Sunday".

In terms of freedom of association, Allende didn't close down the opposition party.

In terms of freedom of the press, Allende didn't close down all the newspapers.

It's something that can give me more energy in terms of freedom.

Mr. Birk also defended his work in terms of freedom of religious expression — and interpretation.

"In terms of freedom and justice, Algeria is the most advanced country in the Arab world," says Mr Saidani.

In a recent double-blind, randomized, controlled trial comparing the efficacy, tolerability, and neuropsychological effects of ETS, VPA and LTG in 453 children with newly diagnosed childhood absence epilepsy, ETS was similar to VPA and both were more effective than LTG in terms of freedom-from-failure rates after 16 weeks of therapy (OR 1.26, 95%% CI 0.80 1.98) [ 36].

In Paris in 1784, slaves could sue for freedom under the terms of the Freedom Principle and win.

We determined appropriate error terms, degrees of freedom, and F-values for each analysis following Zar [62].

In a study released before the law was passed, the American group Freedom House ranked the Philippines sixth in the world in terms of Internet freedom.

Freedom House, an American human-rights lobby, ranks Iran last in the world in terms of internet freedom, but in reality access is cheap and fast.