loss of liberty造句

• But Coyne said the price of this safety was loss of liberty.
• The Caesarians are victorious, and Lucan laments the loss of liberty.
• There comes a time when free people will no longer tolerate their loss of liberty.
• Then a grandmother who lives on Capp Street started talking about her loss of liberty.
• It explained the corruption and loss of liberties in " Persia " after a usurpation.
• Barton, 45, said she felt extreme isolation and resented tremendously her loss of liberty.
• Americans, he says, are subject to different fears _ the loss of liberty and individual rights.
• Indeed the technical term " duress " is equally used for loss of liberty and for coercion.
• The Florida state court held that Florida tort laws provided sufficient remedies to satisfy Ingraham's due process loss of liberty claims.
• She said the ruling must be understood as pushing the nation further down " a slippery slope " toward the loss of liberties.
• It was about gun control laws, the loss of liberties and the government not being the least bit interested in honoring the Bill of Rights.
• As far back as 1787, during the debates on the Constitution, Alexander Hamilton warned that a loss of liberty was a natural consequence of war.
• "His loss of liberty is a direct consequence of the ` manifestation of concern'in Moscow, " he told an NTV interviewer.
• The harm that comes to the body consists of loss of liberty, hard labor, imprisonment, and a painful and shameful death ( III ).
• Although the lawsuit seeks damages exceeding $ 10, 000 for humiliation, emotional distress and loss of liberty, Williams said he doesn't want money.
• Anxieties about the loss of liberty and the subordination of the citizen to the emperor were expressed by a perceived increase in passive homosexual behavior among free men.
• Yet he calls himself " a revolutionary, " and a conversation with him reveals a militiaman's disgust with government and fear of loss of liberty.
• The FT said the removal would be " a loss of Liberty " and raised points that the ?0 is useful for high value cash transactions, such as eating out.
• The least change of state, " capitis deminutio minima ", consisted of a person ceasing to belong to a particular family, without loss of liberty or citizenship.
• But the defendant's rights are in the Constitution in good part to protect the accused from injustices perpetrated by the government when the result could be loss of liberty or even life itself.