Sentence examples for freed from outside interference from inspiring English sources

"We will have a robust continuing presence throughout the region, which is proof of our ongoing commitment to Iraq and to the future of that region, which holds such promise and should be freed from outside interference to continue on a pathway to democracy," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in Tajikistan after the president's announcement.

And this, she explains, "is proof of our ongoing commitment to Iraq and to the future of that region," which we care about because it "holds such promise" -- oh God, the compassion is killing me -- "and should be freed from outside interference to continue on a pathway to democracy".

To counter this, contemporary novels often begin with a child losing a mobile phone, freeing them from outside interference.

And league play, they add, was never free from outside interference.

That image sings out truer than any speech – because it's entirely free from outside interference or analysis.

He will auction off meals to build up a multi-million-euro endowment designed to keep him, and his foundation, free from outside interference.

The purpose is to preserve the separation of powers between the different branches of government so that Congress can operate free from outside interference.

It is a transitional mechanism that will enable the people to decide for themselves how they want to be governed, free from outside interference and coercion.

The military mission will have succeeded when we have a stable enough Afghanistan, able to maintain its own internal and external security, free from outside interference.

Mr. Kerry said in a statement that he hoped to see anticorruption agencies strengthened and said "the work of these entities must be allowed to continue free from outside interference or political influence, including with respect to ongoing cases".

But Mr Bush offered Syria no concessions, instead giving it a clear rebuke in his speech with a reference to Lebanon's need for an election "free from outside interference and intimidation" (see article).