Sentence examples for generally freed from inspiring English sources
As a result, Haitians are being treated differently than asylum seekers from other countries, who are generally freed until their asylum requests are decided.
The one difference by which apprenticeship was distinguished from slavery was that it had a maximum term of 14 years – and in fact apprentices were generally freed a lot sooner.
A managed float, by contrast, generally frees the government from the need to defend any particular level of the currency.
Some men seek this type of "relationship" because it generally frees them from commitment.
But electioneering details rarely capture the imagination of the general public, leaving politicians generally free to do what they will.
(The first 30 minutes are generally free).
Cute little animals are generally free popular screen mates.
His solo performances are generally free-form improvisations.
The vote was deemed generally free and fair.
They are short, direct, and generally free of metaphor.
In Pakistan, the rich are generally free to do as they like.
