Sentence examples for fully free from from inspiring English sources

Libya, still not fully free from United Nations penalties that were imposed because of the Lockerbie bombing, was the only country nominated by the African bloc.

These complex technologies, which are never fully free from errors, increasingly hide the automated processes behind the interface (Van den Hoven 2002).

So based on what we know about atmospheric currents and pollution distribution, it's safe to say that there are no places on the planet guaranteed to be fully free from air pollution.

As for the fourth fossil, she says, it might take a bit longer: There's still some more work to do to fully free Willy from the rock.

To fully free yourself from their emotional stronghold, it will be necessary to find forgiveness in your heart for a family member that has committed an atrocity against you.

Half of what developing countries could gain from fully free trade would come from their own tariff cuts, because a third of their exports are to other poor countries and because their tariffs are much higher than those of the rich.

Then, a combination of blunt dissection with hemostats and electrocautery was used to carefully expose the upper half of the deep cuff of the catheter, taking care not to fully free the cuff from surrounding tissue.

Husain wrote of Muslims who were "fully Western and fully Muslim, free from the political burdens of the Arab world and the cultural baggage of the sub-continent".

Consider using a fully free web browser, such as one from the list at the Free Software Directory, instead of their proprietary counterparts.

We first describe results from the ends of the choice spectrum (fully forced choices and fully free choices), then consider cases where barrier changes encouraged changes of mind.

As before (Free) means fully free, while (Free + IAP) indicates use of in-app purchases.