Sentence examples for free ethos from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of these differing standards, Google has considerably less flexibility overseas than it does in the United States about content on its sites, and its "information must be free" ethos is being tested abroad.

Roti's "New Ukraine" sculpture in Kyiv is almost an unconscious rallying call to continue the independent and free ethos of graffiti with new disciplines.

As information from both rows and columns is utilised in the creation of this null model it may better fit with the context free ethos of nestedness we pursue than either of CRT or CCT alone.

Just before the president clearly articulated his approach to American leadership, Prime Minister Gordon Brown consigned the Washington consensus and its deregulated, market-knows-best, values-free ethos to "weren't we so silly?" economic history courses.

Whether it's the resort's location within the Virgin Islands National Park or its technology-free ethos (there are no TVs or telephones in the rooms), Caneel Bay is consistently described by guests as an oasis.

It's no secret that Burning Man, an event famed for its post-economic, money-free ethos, has became a place with a rapidly growing contingent of people who have a shit ton of money.

Britain is drifting towards a perverse economic model that mimics the free market ethos of the boom years, except with the financial system underwritten by the exchequer.

They are pitted against the overwhelming majority of Wikipedia's users, who share the site's "free culture" ethos, which opposes the suppression of information that it is legal to publish.

Marx, for example, has dimmed as communist states increasingly adopt the free market ethos and praxis of the west (though perhaps such countries will entertain second thoughts given the spectacular failures of the free market in recent times).

In essence, the company has a libertarian, free-market ethos.

A free-spending ethos infused the Bloomberg campaign.