Sentence examples for implement free from inspiring English sources

It calls on the Labour Party to commit to implement free train travel or older people and disabled people across the country.

In 2008, Livingstone wanted to return to office to implement free bike hire and collect the Olympic Flag from Beijing, but Boris' election victory meant that these became his projects.

At Payhembury primary in Devon, which is part of the small school pilot that gets advice and support to implement free school meals, headteacher Penny Hammett says she is keeping an open mind.

Developers using Sinch can implement free calling, messaging, group messaging, SMS and call termination all within their own app.

Following up on the Bush Administration's call for a Middle East Free Trade Area that would "embrace and encourage reformers across the region," these businesses want Bush to sign and implement free trade agreements with Oman, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain as one of his first post-inauguration tasks.

President Gnassingbe expressed his intent to eliminate school fees and implement free primary education.

"And it's hard to implement free-market, institutional reforms when you need to make sure a significant portion of the population can get enough to eat".

Sick of socialism and disillusioned with conservatives who don't have the guts to implement free-market reforms, a growing number of voters are turning to neo-fascist parties.

If we are going to continue to implement free-market policies there is a greater need to have a strong but effective government to ensure long-term social cohesion as a matter of national security; upheavals and revolutions are borne of dire social inequalities and the concentration of economic power.

Cameron is frustrated that Australia, Japan and China are ahead of the game, having implemented free trade deals with south-east Asia.

However, the threat of a revolt by the Liberal Democrats forced a reversal of policy: the executive committed itself to implementing free personal care.