Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Equally important, office work allowed a degree of freedom and personal autonomy that factory work never provided.
• That submission may have earned him a degree of freedom.
• There is, in other words, a large degree of freedom for the Member States.
• As a result, he could afford to give her some degree of freedom and trust that she would stay with him.
• In China the degree of freedom and democracy is in inverse proportion to the economic and commercial power that it imposes upon world markets.
• A flexible approach should allow a degree of freedom in the choice of contracts.
• As a result, he could afford to give her some degree of freedom and trust that she would stay with him.
• In other words, there is still a large degree of freedom for the Member States to arrange the pension systems within their own country as they see fit.

• winner has, at times, secured her a limited degree of freedom.
• At the same time, it demonstrates the degree of freedom of the press which we have achieved and must maintain.
• From the survey's findings, based on the information provided by journalists, researchers, lawyers and human rights' activists, RWB notes that a country's degree of freedom of the press is not necessarily related to its level of economic development.
• Women's situation is linked to the degree of freedom and development in a country: where there is freedom, women prosper but where there is no real freedom, women are the first to suffer.
• So far, the status of the Nobel Prize
• In China the degree of freedom and democracy is in inverse proportion to the economic and commercial power that it imposes upon world markets.
• Venezuela should be a democratic country where people enjoy the same degree of freedom as they do in each of the Member States of the European Union.
• Asks the Commission to carry out a study of the working conditions and the security of journalists in Romania in order to assess the degree of freedom of the press;