It would be best if the captain decides to grant liberty.
The former granted several English courts greater liberty to review affidavits and award summary relief in cases involving charitable trusts.
They can be granted intellectual liberty because they have no intellect.
Lord, by your command, two most troublesome enemies are granted liberty to escape the net I wove.
No matter how much liberty the Council granted them, they always demanded more.
(23) Because he was restoring the natural and right order, he who granted liberty was not to be unduly praised.
He also was optimistic in regard to the future of the Jews and assumed that they would be granted greater liberty.
They were welcomed by the Kings of Poland and were granted not only religious liberty, but also political privileges.
On the ascension of Mary I to the throne in 1553, Tunstall was granted liberty.
The charters of Rhode Island and Connecticut granted the colonists significantly more political liberty than other colonies.
