Sentence examples for achieve a free from inspiring English sources

We're being challenged like never before, and we have a duty to our country and to future generations of America to achieve a free Iraq, a free Afghanistan, and to rid the world of weapons of mass destruction".

"He has said that we will stay until the mission is complete," McClellan responded, adding that "the bigger mission" there was to achieve a "free, peaceful, and democratic Iraq".

On the basis of these experiences we build up our rights (and our sense of their limits) gradually, experimentally -- not with any confidence that we know for sure how to achieve a free and just society, but in the certainty that we know what "perfect injustice" looks like.

The primary objective in rectal cancer surgery is to achieve a free surgical resection margin.

The aim of the local excision should be to achieve a free margin of at least 10 mm whilst maintaining a good cosmetic outcome.

Given the clearance rate (0.0206 min-1 [ 32]), vascular permeability (4 × 10-8 cm/s) and VEGF165:Vexpressionratioon ratio (92%8%%), the model predicts that a VEGF165 secretion rate of 0.102 molecule/cell/s is necessary to achieve a free VEGF plasma level of 1 pM, as reported under physiological conditions [ 11].

The Association of South East Asian Nations ASEANN) Integration with the ASEAN Economic Community AECC) as one of its primary supporting pillars envisions to achieve a "freer flow of capital" across ASEAN region (Volz, 2013).

But the Bush administration is formally committed to achieving a Free Trade Area of the Americas by 2005, and Chile's neighbors see the negotiations with Chile as a test case.

Achieving a free trade agreement with the United States was supposed to be the magic moment that certified Chile's entry into the elite club of stable, democratic and prosperous nations.

It focuses on achieving a free country, where Cubans have the right to decide their future.

Out of all the patients who were understaged at MRI, 38 achieved a free resection margin (28.1 %), whereas 21 (15.6 %) did not.