Sentence examples for be free to implement from inspiring English sources
Local authorities should be free to implement licensing schemes that are suitable for their areas.
Indeed, freed from the constraints of having to balance its financial and political interests vis-à-vis Brussels and barring a sea change in European attitudes toward hostile military engagements, Moscow would be free to implement any political order it sees fit throughout its historic geographic buffer zone.
Upon repeal, insurance companies will be free to implement the ageist policy that charges even healthy seniors five times more for no reason other than their age.
Childcare service staff within these services will be free to implement any of the recommended practices outlined in the newsletter.
They were free to implement new ideas without our permission so it could happen immediately across the entire network.
"With a four-year term, legislators are free to implement policies that will benefit communities, rather than just putting a temporary patch on the problem," he said.
Judge Wright, concurring in the result in Nickens v. United States, 116 U.S.App.D.C. 338, 343 n. 4, 323 F.2d 813, 813 n. 4 (1963), observed: 'The legislature is free to implement the (speedy-trial) right and to provide protections greater than the constitutional right.
As Nightingale noted in our discussion, though, it is an open protocol and other vendors are free to implement it.
Because the elimination diet was individualized and participants were free to implement it as they wished, it was not possible to assess adherence to the elimination diet.
