The document spells out broad freedoms for individuals, including the rights of free speech, assembly and press.

Television and radio broadcasters, meanwhile, won broad new freedom to acquire many stations.

Other critics of the movement assail promises made by its leaders, arguing that the broad freedom from problems they promise is irresponsible.

But under legislation to be signed tomorrow by President Clinton, they will receive broad freedom in how they spend such money.

Together, tax experts say, the rulings articulate a doctrine giving companies broad freedom to shelter income from taxes.

The opposition would consider parliamentary rule in exchange for guarantees of broader political freedoms and truly free elections.

In addition to broad freedoms of press and expression, the country has its first-ever elected municipal authorities.

One judge recognized a right to commit suicide, based on broad freedom and privacy grounds; two ruled that the law violated the state Constitution.

It also gives the states broad new freedom in how they spend Federal money.

In continental Europe, secondary action is generally lawful and the right to strike is seen as a part of broader political freedom.