Sentences with phrase «measure of freedom»

The emerging subject in the present moment responds with a large measure of freedom to events in its relevant past.

As a political method for achieving a certain measure of freedom and security in our common life, such an approach has merit.

The contours of grace are measures of freedom precisely in how we conduct ourselves in relationship to others.

The last thing that we — your organization and mine — should be doing is denying low - income, Black parents a hard - earned measure of freedom.

Being self - employed gives you a certain measure of freedom, but it doesn't give you an excuse to skip out on saving for retirement.

Six hundred million may have found a new measure of freedom in 1989, but one billion Chinese experienced a crackdown.

There is a certain measure of freedom for Thousand Oaks residents who choose to live as renters rather than owning, but this freedom is tempered by a responsibility to understand exactly what you need to do to make sure you are protected.

The concern for freedom is basic to the Christian heritage, and insofar as the new world has brought to man a greater measure of freedom, it is to be recognized as the answer of the God of the Christian faith to the perennial cry of man.

[1] Confidentiality and loyalty are fundamental to the relationship between a lawyer and a client because legal advice can not be given and justice can not be done unless clients have a large measure of freedom to discuss their affairs with their lawyers.

The measure of freedom that an occasion may exercise depends upon its inheritance.

They gain a measure of freedom.

God shares with the creatures the power of his being, allowing them a measure of freedom and spontaneity so that God's temporal interaction with the creatures is a real history of inter-communication and action.

Insofar as the individual agent desires to have his intellectual curiosity satisfied, he gains a measure of freedom in confronting the conclusion.

And I truly hope that one day, the issues with your family are resolved in a way that gives you some measure of freedom from that pain.

He did not rouse people to anger but worked steadily towards the goal, achieving a measure of freedom that at one times seemed impossible... and then, under God's providence, achieving a great deal more.

The «ability to control» is the measure of freedom to make these decisions that the law or their own moral beliefs allow to individuals or to their surrogates (who are usually their family members).

The God of Process Theology obeys the natural laws of the Universe, and furthermore every particle of creation maintains a measure of freedom to choose their own future.

It is possible for people to achieve a measure of freedom, from the socializing power of institutionalized values if they can see them and their workings with some clarity.

Enjoying a measure of freedom within limits, these believers have become increasingly visible and socially engaged.

But the truth is you can not have access to the single market without a measure of freedom of movement.»

In another, though, disorder means a measure of freedom people in more regulated environments don't have... One can do minimal preparation for class, skip committee meetings, make a practice of not coming in on Fridays — generally blow off the less pleasant aspects of the job.»

The Common Core has brought a measure of order to the K - 12 curriculum in most states, but many teachers have their own opinions about what's most important and, de facto, have a measure of freedom to deviate from the required curriculum.

That makes it tough for a company such as Amazon to strike the right balance between a totally locked down Kindle ecosystem and one that's got some measure of the freedoms of physical books.

Just like human interaction and stimulation, your dog also needs a measure of freedom.

It's interesting, because there was always some measure of freedom in Legend of Zelda games, just not to the degree that was present in Breath of the Wild.

Living off campus brings a measure of freedom to each student leaving the dorms, but with that freedom comes a measure of responsibility.

It's true that in today's world you have to be online in order to get noticed, but what sites are right for keeping your personal information private, while still giving you a measure of freedom online?