Similar words: liberty, illiberal, statue of liberty, civil law, liberal party, libertine, take liberties with, civil. Meaning: n. 1. one's freedom to exercise one's rights as guaranteed under the laws of the country 2. fundamental individual right protected by law and expressed as immunity from unwarranted governmental interference.
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(31) What may instead be true is that, to the dismay of liberals, the growing belief that Mr Obama is a Muslim will compel him to be ever more risk-averse when choosing between safety and civil liberty.
(32) That sort of rhetoric scares Swedish civil liberty campaigners like Ola Larsmo, chairman of the country's branch of PEN, the international association of writers.
(33) The right of personal liberty is the right of civil liberty in which a citizens physical activities, mental activities and mind tranquility are not illegally confined...
(34) For example, in recent years, in China we have often heard about reports of violations of civil liberty.
(35) For a country experiencing the social transformation, the balance between country power and civil liberty is the key to good governance.
(36) The program was announced in 2007 and was to have been run by Homeland Security.It has been delayed because of privacy and civil liberty problems.
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