Sentence examples for effectively freeing from inspiring English sources

A Union commander declared that three fugitive slaves there were contraband, war spoils, effectively freeing them.

The fourth, the one Trump and Putin had agreed to in southwestern Syria, remained quiet — effectively freeing the Assad regime, with its Russian backers, to attack elsewhere.

On Thursday, the Senate rejected an alternative offered by Democrats that would have substantially raised the exemption for all estates -- and even more so for family-owned farms and small businesses, effectively freeing nearly all of them from the tax.

CAIRO — Wielding his extensive legislative powers for the first time, Egypt's president, Mohamed Morsi, on Thursday outlawed the pretrial detention of people accused of press crimes, effectively freeing one of his toughest critics, a newspaper editor who was detained just hours before the law was passed.

It surfaced yet again when the source, I. Lewis Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, told her she was free to talk, effectively freeing her from the jail where she had spent almost three months after a federal judge held her in contempt of court.

It wasn't just the rise of the so-called expert that he objected to; it was also that flabby structure of shared risk and broadly distributed blame that specialization so encourages - the very forces that have made modern men and women ever more anonymous, cutting them off from the credit while effectively freeing them from culpability for the results of their labors.

Lower reserve requirements effectively free up more lending by banks.

Yesterday's deal effectively freed Philip Morris, which is based in New York, from a laggard among its more successful businesses.

Over the last few months, these have included lowering so-called reserve-requirement ratios for banks — a step that effectively frees more room for lenders to extend loans.

When the Knicks declined to match a three-year, $25 million contract offer Houston made to Lin last summer, he was effectively freed from the burdens of his unwieldy fame.

Though slow, these devices effectively freed the crossbow from limitations on its strength: draw forces well in excess of 1,000 pounds became common, particularly for large siege crossbows.