Sentence examples for implemented free from inspiring English sources

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

While neighbors like Ethiopia, Somalia, Uganda and Tanzania flirted with socialism and aligned themselves with the Soviet bloc, Kenya remained resolutely pro-Western and implemented free market policies from Day 1. Warm relations between the United States and Kenya existed long before Mr. Obama came on the scene.

When other Asian countries such as Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and the Philippines started to consider export-oriented development, they also implemented free zones.

The diminishing impact on utilisation mirrors experience in other countries that have implemented free health care initiatives and demonstrates the need for greater domestic and international efforts to ensure that resources are sufficient to meet increasing demand and monitor the long run impact of these policies.

He announced that he would allow Colorado and Washington's pot legalization initiatives to be implemented free of federal interference.

Previously implemented free medical care and labor-protection medical care were gradually replaced by these social medical care insurance schemes.

Her father, Alberto Fujimori, defeated the Maoist terrorists of the Shining Path and implemented free-market reforms that laid the foundations of Peru's boom.

Enter "the Boys," also known as "the Chicago Boys," after a group of economists, educated at the University of Chicago, who implemented free-market policies (known in Latin America as neoliberalism) in Pinochet's Chile.

The implemented free-form shapes design operators are time consuming and do not enable fast modifications.

The center-left ruling parties in Britain and Spain, which inherited economies revitalized by courageous politicians who implemented free-market ideas, are also in trouble.

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