Sentence examples for uses of freedom from inspiring English sources

It pits a long-sustained but eroding Catholic communitarian vision of the uses of freedom against a more pervasive, individualistic view that issued from Protestant doctrines of liberty of conscience and the rights of private judgment.

The data is sourced from a multitude of publicly available sources and through the use of Freedom of Information requests.

A request by tobacco giant Philip Morris International to the University of Stirling has reignited concern about the use of freedom of information laws.

The Hampshire College I know educates students to make good use of freedom and to shoulder responsibility.

"As you come into having more freedom, or feeling that you should have more freedom and express more freedom, very often the use of freedom is accompanied by an absence of borders," he said.

In an embarrassing ruling, the Information Tribunal found that Britain's foremost group of galleries was "mistaken" and "somewhat fanciful" in its use of Freedom of Information Act to avoid revealing details of the lucrative deal.

I do not believe this a legitimate use of freedom of expression, but rather the abuse of a legitimate freedom to promote intolerance and antagonism between groups of people.

That's bilge -- what's the use of freedom to a corpse?" His 1948 essay, "The Novel and Our Time" (Alan Swallow), advanced the theory that writers use their art as a means of liberation.

That, combined with the president's use of Freedom House, and similar organisations, to channel some of his annual spending of $75m on "democracy" and "civil society" in Iran, has sent Tehran's rulers into a frenzy of suspicion.

Much of the conference was focussed on surveillance and civil liberties in the digital age; there were talks on how to create an e-mail system that would be impervious to the N.S.A., how to alter your appearance to thwart the surveillance state, and how to hold the government accountable by making use of Freedom of Information requests.

It could also involve limiting the use of freedom of information requests by extending the government's ability to refuse them on the basis of cost.