Sentence examples similar to free up scope from inspiring English sources
He was right to free up employment in the export sector, giving it more scope to hire and fire; it has to compete globally.
And as a single body, we'll have more scope to vary the skill mix and free up staff.
That was the deadline set by world trade ministers, when they launched the Doha round in November 2001, for agreement on the scope of talks for freeing up trade in agriculture.
It's only when offices are freed up from being mere sitcom sets and comedy props that there is scope for some interior decoration (our own Spooks is pretty funky) - and especially when there's access to a US broadcaster's big budget.
"Somehow that master plan frees up energy".
It frees up writers from their publishers.
That improvement freed up $485 million.
The sale has freed up cash.
Indie developers, meanwhile, are given increased scope on lower budgets through episodic distribution, focusing on quality initial episodes that effectively test the waters of public interest, while also freeing up the deadline and budget pressures that come with releasing a lengthier standalone product.
This frees up a bit of space.
