Liberty
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703 examples of Liberty in a sentence
Along with its restraints on
liberty
and its dramatic increase in the power of the Kremlin bureaucracy, Putin has overseen the rise of a Russian middle class that has become increasingly similar to Western middle classes.
Perpetrators of violent acts rarely concede that they are aggression pure and simple, rather than actions in defense of life, liberty, or some other important value.
Liberal opinion on these matters is based on two widespread beliefs: that free trade is good for all partners (so that countries that embrace it outperform those that restrict imports and limit contact with the rest of the world), and that freedom to trade goods and export capital is part of the constitution of
liberty.
Bush’s second inaugural address was devoted to the power of
liberty
and democracy.
Indeed, if they are not resolved among those who cherish liberty, the price will be high.
These enlightened values form the basis of the constitution of
liberty
and link the countries of North America, Europe, and some other parts of the world.
Much the same is true among the Asian and Latin American members of the constitution of
liberty.
There is also the question of whether anything in the texture of Iraqi society can serve as a foundation on which to establish the constitution of
liberty
in the Tigris/Euphrates valley.
Although granting equal treatment is primarily a task of EU states, omitting this principle from the Constitution endangers not only the principle of equality, but that of religious
liberty
as well.
If there is no equality, religious
liberty
is at risk.
They shared a common history, in which the French Revolution, with its slogan of liberty, equality, and fraternity, left a lasting legacy.
The vicious and systematic campaign of “ethnic cleansing” conducted by Serbian authorities in Kosovo appeared to have one aim: to expel or kill as many ethnic Albanians in Kosovo as possible, thereby denying a people their most basic rights to life,
liberty
and security.
Back in 1776, Adam Smith argued that, in a system founded on “natural liberty,” the government’s three tasks are to provide national defense, ensure public safety and the enforcement of property rights and contracts, and supply infrastructure.
Only this humane response to tribalism’s breakdown, he asserted, could set the world free and maintain its
liberty.
The price of clarity, like the price of liberty, is eternal vigilance, and the two are connected.
We are closer than ever to fulfilling the values of
liberty
and dignity for all.
It is not a development which defenders of the constitution of
liberty
can accept.
As rising authoritarian powers, China or Russia, for example, have no reason to use their growing international influence to promote democracy; on the contrary, they increasingly counterbalance the efforts of Western countries to promote political
liberty.
Contrary to China’s statist legacy, America’s historical experience has instilled in citizens and leaders a devotion to liberty, including free markets, and local autonomy.
For some 400 years, the Anglo-Saxon governance model – exemplified by the republican semi-principality of the Netherlands, the constitutional monarchy of the United Kingdom, and the constitutional republic of the United States of America – was widely regarded as having hit the sweet spot of liberty, security, and prosperity.
We call on all participants of the summer Olympic Games in Beijing to use this
liberty
to support those whose freedoms, even at the time of the Olympics, are denied by the Chinese government.
Some of us had read Isaiah Berlin's famous essays on
liberty
and the philosophical writings of Charles Taylor.
Yet I doubt that Berlin, Taylor and others would suggest that we be satisfied with this level of
liberty
and nothing more.
Although America in 2017 is deeply divided, Americans remain committed to the central tenets of democracy: free, fair, and regular elections and the protection of political, religious, and economic
liberty.
In their admirable march to civil liberty, the Arab peoples must face a preliminary test of any democracy, however incipient: assuming responsibility for the consequences of one’s decisions.
The Republicans eschew anything that enhances the role of the federal government, unless they consider it to be essential to national security (the party of personal
liberty
supports warrantless wiretapping, for example).
In the nineteenth century, millions of Europeans sought
liberty
and prosperity in the Americas, notably in the United States.
Ideally, this should be an expanding public space, for in the end, the element of unity in a modern society is the guarantee of its citizens
' liberty.
But it is not as important as Europeans’ shared commitment to liberty, democracy, and the rule of law.
I wanted them to understand the sacrifices that others had made so that Europe and North America could enjoy the benefits of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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