Sentence examples for * issue free from inspiring English sources

A prime minister, an Elvis impersonator and an issue free election.

Mr. Dinowitz proposed, without success, that the authority issue free transfers to riders who face the prospect of double fares.

In the broadest sense, this is an important free speech issue, free speech being a principle worth preserving even if you don't always agree with the outcome.

The plan, which will come to a vote before the authority's full board on Wednesday, calls for the agency to issue free MetroCards to any users of its Access-A-Ride service, which offers prearranged trips, often door-to-door, to disabled New Yorkers for $2.25.

Poland, which relies on coal to produce 90% of its energy, threatened to veto any deal that would lead to higher domestic energy prices, but was won around after being promised various goodies, such as the right to issue free emission permits to its power sector.

The premise of the reborn comic and the movie is neatly described on Vertigo's Web site (dccomics.com/vertigo, where you can read the first issue free): The Losers "served as the covert bloody hand of America until they stumbled across a C.I.A. secret they couldn't ignore".

They consisted of (1) health issue free-listing exercises and (2) open-ended questions inquiring about herbal remedies (plant, use, preparation, and administration) used for statistical causes of maternal mortality and locally-determined health concerns.

Not that the Heat are issue-free.

Djokovic's problems seem mainly head-based, but Nadal's not exactly issue-free either.

Mr. Kerry's message here has been relatively issue-free as he has sailed through on his momentum from his earlier wins.

Then, just as Republicans were busy lulling the nation to sleep with their 100-Percent Issue-Free convention, the New Jersey Democrats brought their death match to its nasty conclusion, leaving Mr. Torricelli's entrails strewn about the ring.