Sentence examples for hurt free from inspiring English sources

Many trade bureaucrats, both here and abroad, will cling to the mantra that doing so would hurt free trade.

In its 20-page response to the FTC's discussion draft, the search giant argues that the proposals, far from working towards a sustainable future for the future of news and online journalism, "not only hurt free expression, but also the very profession of journalism".

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Players were hurt, free-agent overtures rebuffed, the general manager criticized.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program on Wednesday morning, Mr. Romney lashed out at his opponents from the left and the right, accusing the president of "crony capitalism" that is hurting free enterprise and questioning Mr. Gingrich's conservative credentials.

"Premature" public knowledge could "disrupt the conduct of public affairs" and hurt the free schools programme, said the department.

With Congress expected on Wednesday to take up trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama as well as a benefits package for workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress has released a report showing that the workers most likely to be hurt by free trade are the same groups that will have the most difficult time getting new jobs.

The acquisition, which is expected to be announced on Friday, signals that recording companies, distributors and retailers are taking the first steps toward working together to come up with ways to combat declining compact disc sales, which have been hurt by free online music-swapping.

Farmers are struggling even more, and will be hurt by freer farm trade.In the longer term, the potential benefits of WTO entry are clearer.

They worried that American workers would be hurt by freer trade with Mexico because Mexico's looser labour and environmental standards would give it an unfair advantage.

That outcome is better than an earlier Senate amendment that would, in effect, have excluded trade rules from fast-track; but it is a measure of how much America's lawmakers care about the issue.The biggest Democratic victory is a big expansion of assistance to American workers hurt by freer trade.