Sentence examples for freely participated from inspiring English sources

But when two of these songs were presented at a concert of the Academic Society for Literature and Music in March 1913, they provoked a near riot, in which performers and audience freely participated.

He freely participated in intellectual social gatherings, went to the opera and found greater acceptance among his peers.

The group of advisors who freely participated in the study, also had an interest in the topic.

NU: I was inspired by the fact that children with disabilities freely participated at the event and expressed their opinions as any other children.

One of the dwarfs involved, Manuel Wackenheim, argued that he freely participated in the activity, that it secured him a monthly wage and enabled him to engage in professional life.

In 2006, twenty Italian dialysis centres in 3 Italian Regions (Emilia Romagna, Tuscany and Liguria) freely participated in a retrospective observational study for a clinical audit on anaemia management in chronic dialysis patients.

Many little Symbolist reviews and magazines sprang up in the late 1880s, their authors freely participating in the controversies generated by the attacks of hostile critics on the movement.

"The credibility of the elections will be judged by the environment in which they are conducted and the extent to which all sectors of Myanmar society have been allowed to freely participate in the political process," Lee told a UN general assembly committee in a report on Wednesday.

Speaking in English, Mr. Putin assured delegates of the International Exhibitions Bureau that Russia would make the event "a priority national project" and offered to pay all expenses for 90 developing nations, enabling them "to freely participate in the Expo, completely free of charge".

Because mobile devices can freely participate in MRM, it is critical to have authentication technology to determine the correctness of information regarding resources.

The head of the International Olympic Committee IOCC) has said any country bidding to host the Games must make a commitment to "non-discrimination". Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Thomas Bach, said countries like Saudi Arabia must allow women to "freely participate" and attend events.