Sentence examples for dedicated free from inspiring English sources
Mauritius, for instance, linked the free zones of its port and airport to industrial zones producing textile and then developed an IT dedicated free zone (Lavissière, 2014).
Google China has taken the beta label off its dedicated, free MP3 search engine now that the local Google branch announced deals with all four major music labels (Warner, Universal, EMI and Sony) at a press conference earlier today.
Users purchase their art works via a dedicated free iPhone app and the works are displayed and controlled on the screen wirelessly.
While fellow journalists have launched a dedicated 'Free Khadija Ismayilova' campaign that is gaining strong traction on Twitter, America's diplomats have been keeping a conspicuously low profile.
Details of a dedicated free phone telephone helpline, staffed 24 h/day, were provided so that the queries of any respondents could be resolved.
Dedicated free parking spaces are on the hit list of new Hampshire UKIP councillors, along with meals and drinks subsidised by council tax payers.
The Freedom Forum, a foundation established 10 years ago by the newspaper publisher Allen H. Neuharth, describes itself as a "non-partisan, international foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people".
It is financed by the Freedom Forum, a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press and free speech.
Speech codes are far too pervasive on college campuses; not only do they violate students' core free speech rights, they abandon the mission and purpose of institutions dedicated to free expression and teach students the wrong lessons about living in a free society.
More than three-quarters of the 258 people exonerated by DNA tests in the last decade were convicted on the strength of eyewitness identifications, according to the Innocence Project, the Manhattan-based organization dedicated to freeing innocent prisoners.
Roy published several books on secularism and free thought, including The Philosophy of Disbelief, and ran a blog dedicated to free speech.
