not absolute

It is important to emphasize that the differences are relative, not absolute.

American freedom is not absolute; no American is free from the Constitution’s bridles.

He was right to say that it would be consistent with “our Founders’ belief that the president’s power is limited, not absolute.

But that iconic ideal is not absolute.

“While free speech is protected on UCLA’s campus — and at all other public universities — that right is not absolute. We also have legal obligations under the federal law to protect students from discrimination and harassment,” said Charles F. Robinson, general counsel and senior vice president.