Sentence examples for formally free from inspiring English sources

The player is now formally free to discuss personal terms and undertake medical checks with his new employers.

They are also formally free, but live across the border where they have refused to entertain calls from the press and former associates.

You are formally free to go to Canada just in case no law or convention backed by penalties prevents you from going and no one would coercively interfere if you attempted to travel there.

He argued that bureaucratic political and economic systems emerging in the Middle Ages were essential in the rise of modern capitalism (including rational book-keeping and organisation of formally free labour), while they were a hindrance in the case of ancient capitalism, which had a different social and political structure based on conquest, slavery, and the coastal city-state.

Another example is Macedonia, where Roma mothers often cannot afford regular antenatal care visits or other health services that are formally free and subsidised by vertical prevention programmes.

One of Arver's arguments was that conscription was a form of involuntary servitude and therefore violated the 13th Amendment, which had formally freed all slaves in 1865.

Conservative Spanish news media yesterday claimed that the decision to send De Juana home, without formally freeing him, had been made by Mr Zapatero himself.

The Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 formally freed 800,000 Africans who were then the legal property of Britain's slave owners.

Laurens was unsuccessful in this, and Cornwallis was not formally freed until a preliminary peace was agreed in 1783.

Of the hundreds of slaves he owned, in his lifetime Jefferson formally freed only two slaves: Hemings' older brothers Robert, who had to buy his freedom, and James Hemings (who was required to train his brother Peter for three years to get his freedom).

"Everything in Bulgaria looks fine formally: the free market, human rights, free speech, the multiparty political system, membership in E.U. and NATO," Mr. Sugarev said.