Sentence examples for at liberating from inspiring English sources

Nor have personal computers had much success at liberating people from the slide projector.

This process, aimed at liberating pockets of gas found in rock formations, can result in small "micro earthquakes".

He made a point of calling on two Arab reporters and said the military operation was aimed at "liberating" the Iraqi people and not occupying their country.

Thirty years after first setting out on the capitalist road, China's ruling Communist party has approved new proposals aimed at liberating 700 million peasants from state-owned land.

A damaging blow to peace efforts in the region was delivered in October when General Nkunda announced that he intended to transform the CNDP into a national movement aimed at liberating the whole country.

The long-awaited report, the result of an extensive investigation by Marzuki Darusman, a former Indonesian attorney general, contradicted the government's assertion that the war had been a humanitarian effort aimed at liberating civilians trapped with the Tamil Tigers in an ever shrinking corner of northern Sri Lanka.

Before Mr. Kertzman stepped down, for example, accounting irregularities had been uncovered at Liberate; the company's chief operating officer, Donald Fitzpatrick, had been fired; and the Securities and Exchange Commission had started an investigation.

With the technology slump of the last few years and an accounting scandal at Liberate that led to the ouster of the chief operating officer, "I just got tired of being a C.E.O.," Mr. Kertzman said.

Capitalism is at its liberating best in a non-capitalist environment".

Madigan seemed alive with a sense of adventure but his first attempt at a liberating pass went a yard – maybe two – forward.

In hopelessly declining health, he was at last liberated in the early evening on Bastille Day.