Sentence examples for test freedom from inspiring English sources

They exist almost as a way to test freedom of expression to its limits rather than to make a satirical point.

Surveillance programs for MAP can be focused on estimation of the prevalence on regional or national level, or on testing freedom of disease in an area.

The feedback on this environment indicates a need to adopt appropriate standards when commissioning CN rooms including the necessity for a quiet location to facilitate EEG testing, freedom from electrical interference from adjacent departments, close proximity to other clinical staff for support in the event of an emergency, and access to emergency equipment.

Reporting self-testing advantages such as cheaper testing and freedom of testing anywhere, a patient wrote that he has bought a self-testing device because he was going on holiday to a country where the cost of one PT/INR test was between £30 and £40.

Residents of Luanda are understandably afraid to test their freedom.

The bout was viewed as a test of freedom and democracy versus Nazi philosophy and totalitarianism.

He said, "We see WikiLeaks as a litmus test for freedom of speech".

The essential test of freedom asks how far in any direction we can move from where we now sit without deviating or meeting obstacles.

And, whether it intended to or not, China itself imbued the award with a profound political message, turning it into a litmus test for freedom.

A great test of freedom and power of any legislature is whether it can control its own timetable and whether it can extract information from the executive.

Jonathan Rugman, who covered the Moscow trial for Britain's Channel 4 News, said: "This extraordinary case is now unquestionably the biggest test of freedom of expression Putin has yet faced".