Sentence examples for work liberation from inspiring English sources

Once they realize they can make a difference, they often dedicate at least part of their lives to such pro-bono work, "liberation science," that helps protect vulnerable people [ 34].

In 1921, Pha bong kha bde chen snying po (1878 1941) stayed at Chubzang and published his teachings through his most famous work, Liberation in Our Hands (Rnam grol lagbcangs).

"They were expecting the police to work after liberation," Salih told me.

For people who have little or no ability to move their arms Dr Donoghue's work promises liberation in the form of quotidian action that the able-bodied take for granted.

We have been told to stop taking art so seriously, to stop being reactionary fuddy-duddies, to get with the program, to soak up the vibes, to accept "Hair" as a work of liberation.

Consider Lascasianism: first developed by the Dominican friar and theologian Bartolomé de las Casas (Spanish-born, 1474 1566) in colonial times, the doctrine is still influential in the work of liberation theologians such as the Peruvian Gustavo Guttiérrez.

Our work of liberation continued.

And the work of liberation continued.

The work of liberation is not done.

In the 19th century the work of liberation would continue, slowly, falteringly, but steadily.

As Jews, this is the when we remember that no one is free until all of us are free, and when we recommit to doing the work of liberation.