Sentence examples for combine free from inspiring English sources
But many countries combine free national health insurance with optional private insurance.
"We try to combine free universal healthcare with strictly rationed social care.
A Labour government under Tony Blair sensibly built on its predecessors' work but tried to combine free markets with social justice.Yet globalisation too has played a big part in defining the Britain that is emerging now.
Mr. Romney was talking about global trade, rolling out a new PowerPoint presentation before the Chamber of Commerce here at 9 a.m. in which he called for the United States to combine free trade agreements it has with other countries around the world into what he called the "Reagan Zone of Economic Freedom".
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Since the sulfhydryl group on GSH is able to combine free radicals, Fe3O4@GCP nanoparticles exhibited less cytotoxicity compared to the Fe3O4 nanoparticles without including GSH.
That is harsh in anyone's book.INGAR BRUEGGEMANNDirector General, IPPFLondonPopulist KlausSIR—I realise that to combine free-market ardour with a Eurosceptical tone, as you think Vaclav Klaus does, can be attractive (Charlemagne, February 3rd).
In the Republican (i.e., what we would call conservative) primary, François Fillon, a former Prime Minister who is trying to combine free-market rhetoric with reactionary social ideas, shocked everyone by coming out in front of the former President Nicolas Sarkozy and another former Prime Minister, Alain Juppé, who had been the heavy favorite for the past year.
Most farmers interviewed in the present study claim it is possible, although certainly not unproblematic, to combine free-range forest grazing with brown bears (Ursus arctos, hereafter referred to as bears) resident within the grazing area.
However, all the farmers I talked to claim it is impossible to combine free-range forest grazing with wolves (Canis lupus) also resident in the grazing area, for various reasons.
What happens when you combine freer trade, shrinking unions, Wall Street bailouts, growing corporate market power, and the abandonment of campaign finance reform?
