Sentence examples for liberate demand from inspiring English sources

This would liberate demand for goods and services, swelling other parts of the economy.But in flat-line Britain, growth predictions always come with a safety warning.

The sales liberated demand and heated up the market.

"First they kidnap and then they liberate to demand bilateral ceasefire".

As the book opens, a gang of thugs storm the judge's house, liberating guns, demanding tea and defecating in the broken lavatory; later, Sai begins a relationship with a young maths tutor, Gyan, whose involvement with the rebel movement provides a painful corrective to her insularity.

Mr. Evans wrote its statement of purpose and much of its constitution, which began, "We as liberated homosexual activists demand the freedom for expression of our dignity and value as human beings".

Their constitution started, "We as liberated homosexual activists demand the freedom for expression of our dignity and value as human beings".

"We Femen, we have the courage to cry out our demands to liberate women," she said at the time.

The introduction of spaces and punctuation marks into written Greek, Latin and later vernaculars such as English liberated them from the demand to be articulated (Saenger, 1997), which resulted in a quantitative and qualitative difference between reading spaced and unspaced text in an alphabetic system (Rayner et al. 1998; Winskel et al. 2009).

And in Dannemora he was liberated from the demands of his music.

"This approach is a substitute to the natural gas currently utilized, which allows for natural gas to be liberated for meeting domestic power demand".

"There is high demand because people feel liberated," he yelled over the music.