Sentence examples for degrees of free from inspiring English sources

"Britain has one of the highest degrees of free market openness, no investment needs to be scrutinised, it's entirely up to you".

This result reveals that the extractives differentially inhibit lipid peroxidation by virtue of their varying degrees of free radical quenching potential.

In order to fully understand older people's production, degrees of free choice to conduct an activity, as well as data describing health-related quality of life, are important.

Additionally, the protocols differ largely between studies ranging from highly controlled activities (e.g. treadmill walking and RT-exercises) to various degrees of free living or simulated free living protocols.

LC: Like with anything else, there's a certain degree of free will.

Stronach wants the association's board to be elected, not appointed, and he wants the group to allow a greater degree of free enterprise.

The dilemma for May is that a number of EU states have indicated that the UK will not get preferential terms for trading without accepting at least a degree of free movement for EU citizens.

The alternative is a deal maintaining as much access to the single market as possible while potentially still paying into the Brussels budget and accepting a high degree of free movement.

In a country that maintained a high degree of free media throughout the darkest days of the Shevardnadze regime, Saakashvili's TV-station sting raised criticism over eroding media freedoms.

The foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, has put the choice well: in essence, there is a trade-off to be negotiated between the degree of access to the EU single market (the concern of UK business) and the degree of free movement of labour (the concern of politics).

Wright has programmed a degree of free will into sims, but the player is the real demiurge behind the scenes.