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freedom of action

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See: home rule, latitude, liberty
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Maintaining freedom of action in cyberspace in the 21st century is as inherent to US interests as freedom of the seas was in the 19th century, and access to air and space in the 20th century," Alexander told a congressional hearing earlier this month.
New US command to focus on cyber battlefield by AFP / AFP American Edition
Maintaining freedom of action in cyberspace in the 21st century is as inherent to US interests as freedom of the seas was in the 19th century, and access to air and space in the 20th century," Alexander told a congressional hearing earlier this month.
New US command to focus on cyber battlefield by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Legitimate public health measures, such as quarantining persons with infectious diseases or outlawing disease-spreading cesspools, involve shielding innocent victims from physical force, but fat people do not emit physical forces that impede other people's freedom of action.
The obesity police are on the way by USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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