Sentence examples for be fully free from inspiring English sources

Choices cannot be fully free if they are rooted in fear, not fact.

The Hungarian media may not be fully free in what they can publish, but they are expected to operate free of cash.

The election, expected to be won by the ruling People's Democratic Party and President Goodluck Jonathan, will not be fully "free and fair".

Hong Kong's campaigners want the 2017 elections for chief executive to be fully free and fair – conducted not just on the basis of universal suffrage, but without would-be candidates having to be vetted by Beijing.

The elections are unlikely to be fully free or fair, and the government they bring in will face an uncomfortable choice between submitting to the president and confronting him head on.

And she reminds us, both in the epigram from Sartre and throughout The Second Sex, that women are also responsible for the state they're in – both victims and accomplices – and that it will take years before women can be fully free.

Philip Roth said he only felt he was fully free when his father died.

Yes, we may require some services… but you are fully free as an OEM or carrier or partner to place other services on the phone," he said, before declining to go into more details.

The EU's current members have insisted on an interim of seven years before there is fully free movement of labour, and ten years before the new members are eligible for the full range of farm subsidies.

By the reckoning of Freedom House, a think-tank, 20% of the world's population in 1993 lived in countries that were fully free, in terms of political rights and civil liberties, and a further 40% in countries that were partly free.

The net effect is that several countries are substantial debtors of the ECB, while Germany, Finland and Luxembourg are net creditors.The bond market has never been fully free of central-bank influence: expectations about the future level of short-term rates have always influenced yields.