Sentence examples for dedicated to free from inspiring English sources

The league's Web site says it is dedicated to free enterprise and national security, but provides little other information.

It is financed by the Freedom Forum, a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press and free speech.

The prime minister wants a European Union dedicated to free trade and competitiveness, which helps business rather than tying it in red tape.

Whether they specialize in technology or Turkish, dot-coms dedicated to free agents have yet to prove they can make money.

After Sweden tightened its anti-piracy laws and sentenced to jail the founders of a site called The Pirate Bay, the popularity of a political group dedicated to free file-sharing soared.

With five full-time and 23 part-time talent scouts, and a specialist team of five dedicated to free agents and currently listed players, Bains believes St Kilda has the talent spread covered in the feeder competitions.

One Space Adventures customer who paid his deposit more than a decade ago is Madsen Pirie, a British researcher who founded the Adam Smith Institute, which is dedicated to free-market policy.

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.

As an undergraduate at McGill University in Montreal, Smith founded and edited the McGill Fortnightly Review (1925 27), the first literary magazine dedicated to freeing Canadian literature from artificial forms and narrow provincialism.

In France in the 1990's, the Garden Gnome Liberation Front, a group dedicated to "freeing" gnomes and returning them to the wild, gained attention for stealing large batches of them and leaving them in forests and other out-of-the-way places.

The Flying Aces Club, a model airplane club dedicated to free-flight models, takes its name from the magazine and its old clubs.