Sentence examples for increase free from inspiring English sources

More medical tourism would increase free trade in medical services, something there has not been much of in the past.

That's why we'll strengthen the minimum wage, increase free childcare for working parents and introduce a compulsory jobs guarantee for young people unemployed for over a year.

Rio Tinto's chairman, Jan du Plessis, said the board believed the continued successful execution of its strategy would allow the company to increase free cash flow significantly in the near term and increase returns to shareholders.

Mr. Corkins also analyzes a company's financial statements, looking for what he calls "leverage points," like improving profit margins, revenue or working capital -- anything that could increase free cash flow.

The Tories pledged to increase free care for three and four-year-olds from 15-hours a-week to 30-hours-a-week by 2017 but the Prime Minister has announced he will bring forward the policy a year early.

The managers bought shares of Royal KPN, the Dutch telecommunications company, in January and February, The company, which mainly provides services in the Netherlands, has adopted an aggressive cash conservation strategy that should increase free cash flow and reduce overall debt, Mr. Woodson said.

The banks are being sold off as part of an effort by the Irish government to increase free-market competition by selling state-owned companies.

Early surgery (within 7 days of diagnosis) was recently shown to increase free-event survival [36, 37].

Our analysis shows that international knowledge spillovers tend to increase free-riding incentives and decrease the investments in energy R&D.

To increase free-energy conservation during fermentation of the industrially relevant disaccharide sucrose by Saccharomyces cerevisiae, we first replaced the native yeast α-glucosidases by an intracellular sucrose phosphorylase from Leuconostoc mesenteroides (LmSPase).

These findings caution against the indiscriminate use of antioxidants as cytoprotective agents which in biological systems can increase free-radical formation.