Sentence examples for liberate training from inspiring English sources
Liberate: Training and modest investments help local non-governmental organizations and police identify, track and liberate enslaved children.
She tells The Creators Project that while swapping the computer screen for the paintbrush has been liberating, her formal training in graphic design still informs her practice.
He develops his arcane knowledge through the making of crude little mudmen, until he can create golems from materials like light, shadow, and ultimately time, a skill he devotes to the service of rebellious railway workers, enabling them to remain free aboard a "perpetual train" liberated from the TCR.
He said the the purpose of driverless trains was to "liberate London Underground staff from sitting in the cabs driving the train to doing other things on board".
The lack of availability of specific training, difficulties in being liberated from work, and distance to training locations were identified as significant obstacles in this regard.
After years of training and preparation, the operation to liberate Mosul, the last remaining stronghold of Isis in Iraq, has begun.
The train was liberated by American troops in Berlin before it could reach its destination. .
That parade capped a monthlong training campaign called by President Hussein "for volunteers willing to launch jihad to liberate Palestine".
American forces have held training exercises in Kuwait since the end of the Persian Gulf war in 1991 that liberated Kuwait from a seven-month Iraqi occupation.
"Liberate yourself before you liberate me!
