Sentence examples for it will liberate from inspiring English sources

The more China liberalizes its economy, the more fully it will liberate the potential of its people -- their initiative, their imagination, their remarkable spirit of enterprise.

The more China opens it markets to our products, the wider it opens its doors to economic freedom and the more fully it will liberate the potential of its people.

They can see it will liberate resources and provide them with a greater feeling of awareness and control.

Reform will not create a press out of control (as many seem to fear), it will liberate us all – bloggers, NGOs, writers and publishers – from an unnecessary tyranny.

Advisers to Mr. Lhota saw an upside in the mayoral snub: It will liberate him to speak critically about Mr. Bloomberg, a necessary tactic in a race in which, to win, he must appeal to Democrats, who vastly outnumber Republicans in the city.

This will enable each to seek his or her own best; it will liberate a diversity of interests to the benefit of the individual and of all; and it will nurture moral freedom and rationality.

"But if I die, at least I will liberate myself from poverty".

EADS also hopes that the merger will liberate it from government interference, leaving it as free to decide its own fate as Unilever is.

Wherever architecture is exclusionary, we will liberate it".

At that point Barak leaned forward and said with the utmost solemnity: "And if a nuclear Iran covets and occupies some gulf state, who will liberate it?

At another point, Mr. Hanieh quotes Mr. Arafat as saying: "If I cannot liberate Jerusalem and raise the Palestinian flag there, one day someone else will liberate it and raise his country's flag".