Liberties in a sentence

Among the groups to sign the letter were the B.C. Civil Liberties Association, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group, OpenMedia and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre.

Months later, despite the opposition of numerous leftist groups, including Independent Jewish Voices, the BC Civil Liberties Association, and the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group, the bill passed.

Polanyi defends a free society not on the negative grounds that we ought to respect "private liberties", but on the positive grounds that "public liberties" facilitate our pursuit of objective ideals.

The walled City was surrounded by a ring of Liberties which had come under its authority, contemporarily called 'the City and Liberties', but these were surrounded by further suburbs with varying administrations.

According to the Louisiana American Civil Liberties Union, this amendment may cause logistical challenges due to the state’s election administrations limited budget and staff.

A dictator bent on rebuilding an empire will never be able to ease the people’s love of liberties.

Although the gameplay and story take some liberties with Tolkien's Legendarium, it is meant to immersive the player into the world with fun and novel aspects; such as the enemy orcs that are immensely full of character and individuality.

Among the bill’s most steadfast supporters was James Lyall, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont.

And it also puts Canadians’ civil liberties at risk.

Bach’s solo melodies imply harmonies, and these arrangements follow the “obvious” without taking harmonic liberties.

B.,” did not attend her graduation, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi.

But attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union and North Carolina Justice Center argued the dates don't mean the person is no longer allowed in the country after that date.

Critics say the law undermined civil liberties that were meant to be enshrined under a 1997 agreement to hand the former British colony back to China.

Cultural exchange through travel, migration, and mass media plays a key role in shaping the modern ideologies of Jamaican citizens regarding responsible governance, individual freedoms, and liberties.

Democratic transparency and participation have grown in ways that the Founders couldn’t have imagined, extending long-overdue rights and liberties but also levelling the speed bumps they put in place to promote thoughtful deliberation by elites.

Despite the anime's efforts to stay ahead, the games have reached a point where creative liberties are harder to take.

Destroy that bulwark, and Israeli Jewish civil liberties become vulnerable to reactionary religious pressures.

Don’t give up your liberties again.

For decades, Hong Kong was the only Chinese city with large-scale public commemoration of the Tiananmen events – a key index of liberties and political pluralism afforded to its semi-autonomous status.

He defended Constitutional rights and the full enjoyment of civil liberties with great ability and eloquence.