Sentence examples for frees companies from inspiring English sources

A second provision frees companies that make faulty anti-terrorism equipment (such as bomb detectors and gas masks) from liability to prosecution.

This is no surprise, because Tier 2 frees companies from the burden of filing for Blue Sky exemptions on a state-by-state basis, saving time and expense, and is suited to more mature companies with its $50 mill maximum.

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, passed by the House in April, frees companies from liability if they share information about incoming attacks with law enforcement.

The first mercenary armies in Italy (often called free companies) were made up of foreigners.

In the 14th century the shareholders in the free companies were the soldiers themselves.

Moreover, the second Irish subsidiary — the "Double" — allowed other profits to flow to tax-free companies in the Caribbean.

During the 15th century "free companies" of Swiss, Italian, and German soldiers sold their services to various princes and dukes.

So they simply formed themselves into freelance armies, aptly called "free companies", that proceeded around France pillaging, killing and raping.

The BVI government normally has no idea who actually owns the tax-free companies or what they do.

In some industries, such as telecommunications and electric utilities, deregulation is freeing companies to divide the market along modular lines.

But federal regulators say that receiving college credit does not necessarily free companies from paying interns, especially when the internship involves little training and mainly benefits the employer.