Sentence examples for free passage of from inspiring English sources

We remained a trading nation, with a vital interest in the global free passage of goods.

The taenidia keep the tracheae distended, thus allowing free passage of air.

"There'd really be no reason not to support them as long as they're not blocking free passage of anybody else".

It allows the free passage of protons but forms an impenetrable barrier to other atoms and molecules.

The production of a capsular bag following surgery permits a free passage of light along the visual axis through the transparent intraocular lens and thin acellular posterior capsule.

Mr. Jakic said the free passage of Slovene ships through Croatian water was assured under international law, contending that this rendered Slovenia's claims meaningless.

He emphasized that the free passage of Slovene ships through Croatian water was assured under international law and therefore rendered Slovenia's claims meaningless.

The French and British could then invade, posing as peacekeepers to separate the two sides, and occupy the canal, ostensibly to guarantee the free passage of shipping.

The expanded pores then allow free passage of sodium ions into the neighbouring nerve cell and reverse the polarity of electric charge.

With China becoming more dependent on Middle Eastern energy, we should discuss maritime regulations to ensure free passage of ships and include China in Pacific naval exercises.

All this unprecedented activity in the region will make more monitoring necessary to ensure the free passage of ships, the safety of people working there, and the protection of the environment.