Sentence examples for believed free of from inspiring English sources

No cases of squirrelpox were seen, although most carcasses came from areas believed free of the disease.

Whitehall sources said they believed free movement of goods was "100% the direction of travel" as the prime minister's focus shifts to the next battle over Britain's future relationship with the EU after next week's Brussels summit.

Many of the new intake of congressmen are economic nationalists who believe free trade robs American workers of jobs.

Public opinion certainly continues to turn against free trade: an NBC-Wall Street Journal poll in September 2010 found 53% of Americans believing free trade agreements hurt the U.S., with only 17% believing them beneficial.

I believed that free of stuff I'd be calm and open to love.

I assume that they're civic-minded, that they intend to be absolutely impartial, and that they believe themselves free of any inclination to be harder on a black man than on a white man.

What motivates such triple domination is an irrational fear of the unknown: "Humans believe themselves free of fear when there is no longer anything unknown.

There is just one road, and it's the road, I believe, of free markets, of liberalized markets, and liberalized politics.

The seat of power of the national government, it was believed to be free of mafia tentacles.

Hoping to escape the spreading epidemic, some of the Genoese left Kaffa in four ships erroneously believed to be free of the disease.

At station nine, an area known as the "Vacant Lot," which was believed to be free of ejecta from South Ray, they spent about 40 minutes gathering samples.