Sentence examples for designed to liberate from inspiring English sources

It would be a shame if a reform designed to liberate lending from politicians' whims itself fell prey to them.

"This program is designed to liberate your mind and life from the thrall of the consumer culture," the book says.

In 1792 the Russian army of the empress Catherine II invaded Poland in an attempt to end Polish internal reforms designed to liberate the nation from Russian influence.

The H2O2 treatment, which is designed to liberate trace metals bound to organic matter, mobilized ∼8 and ∼1% of Np and Pu, respectively.

I think we're in this strange stage of technological development where, although many technologies are designed to "liberate" us from labor, they actually just shift where we spend our time.

As Mr Pape observes, almost all suicide missions occur as part of campaigns, often, as with the regular attacks on the Americans and their allies in Iraq, designed to liberate territory occupied by democracies.

But there are plenty of other creative ways to display your patriotism, and a variety of designs to liberate your living room, porch or front lawn from the usual stars and stripes.

This chapter explains that mining is designed to first liberate the coal from the host clastic rock and beneficiation to liberate higher grade coal and discard stone and poorer quality coal through a process of comminution, density separation, and flotation that is controlled by particle size and surface chemistry.

An array of low background detectors designed to capture neutrons liberated by interactions with solar neutrinos was recently installed in the heavy water region of the SNO experiment.

Oblique, horizontal and vertical lines run along, whilst a series of sharp surfaces intersect designed to be rebellious, liberating even from the rigidity of more traditional design.

Our workplace is also designed to provide the liberating option to work in both communal and private spaces, unlike a typical static office environment.