Meanings of believed in freedom in English

Her mother believed in freedom and independence; she placed her trust in speed and mobility.

The Livermore scientists believed in freedom of information, so nearly everyone who wanted in, got in.

He broke away from Communism because it repressed the individual, & he believed in freedom in all things.

Nelson Mandela was a hero of mine who believed in freedom, and caring for the most vulnerable in society.

Who believed in freedom then?

He believed in freedom.

She said the New Zealand government believed in freedom of the press, throughout the world, and that includes the entire pacific region.

Ms Rancie said she strongly believed in freedom of speech, and so did not want the campaign ground rules to go further.

Nevertheless, the overwhelming mass of mankind has not believed in freedom in this matter, but rather in a more or less lasting tie.

We Americans have always believed in freedom of opportunity, and equality of opportunity remains one of the principal objectives of our national life.

Gabbana said in a statement on Sunday they did not intend to express judgment of other people's choices but he believed in freedom of expression.

Ms Karvelas again said she believed in freedom of speech but that she also thought gay conversion therapy "had devastating results for people".