Sentence examples for widespread freedom from inspiring English sources

Utilising a widespread Freedom Food approved national catching and collection network, our dedicated fleet of GPS tracked modular collection vehicles deliver directly into our abattoir and butchery operation".

Shaftesbury claimed that widespread freedom of speech will eventually lead to correct opinions' winning out — that in the long run, right views will vanquish wrong, so long as there is an open field of intellectual competition.

A "tizzy", presumably, because a man who had found so many women so helpful and generous, and who, if the women are right about his lack of enthusiasm for a condom, may well have been enjoying widespread freedom of access without the barriers that only prosaic mortals impose.

It was a classic bonfire of the regulations, tearing up the rules on rents, stripping tenants of rights and creating widespread freedoms for landlords.

If he dismantles the feared secret police services, he is liable to lose control amid widespread calls for freedom, the rule of law and an end to systemic corruption.

In the wake of revolutions that have seen widespread calls for freedom and democracy, free-speech advocates have said, the British government is considering similar policies to those it has criticized in totalitarian and one-party states.

Iran must be told that its further reliance on violence, curtailment of civil liberties and basic freedoms, widespread arbitrary detentions and disappearances will not earn it public peace or international legitimacy.

The Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York-based advocacy group, singled out its staff in a report on widespread violations of media freedom in Kazakhstan.

Anu filed this dispatch: A wave of sexual violence in India continues to fuel widespread debate about sexuality, freedom, morals and policing sexual behaviour.

From this freedom comes widespread economic opportunity, a cosmopolitan respect for the rights of strangers, and both the willingness and the material means to be generous toward others.

Nonetheless, by smashing the repressive icon of Stalinism and the mentality of terror that had been imposed on the general population, Khrushchev inspired a new intellectual ferment and widespread hopes for greater freedom, particularly among students and intellectuals.