Sentence examples for liberating itself from from inspiring English sources

This was a national liberation — like Italy liberating itself from Austria, like the unification of Germany in the nineteenth century.

But if the EU really wants to consider liberating itself from Russian gas, the biggest prize will not be South Stream, but rather Iraqi and Iranian gas, neither of which will flow en masse in the next few years.

It echoes the tale of a modern India, liberating itself from "feudal and colonial oppression".

The closest thing I can find in the actual charter in which any connection to forgetting all about WWII might be construed comes in the opening lines: "Europe is liberating itself from the legacy of the past".

Presidents George H. Bush (41), Mikhail Gorbachev and Francois Mitterrand, Chancellor Helmut Kohl and the late Margaret Thatcher were there; gathered in the sumptuous Salle Kleber to declare "the end of confrontation and division in Europe"," that their relations will be based on respect and cooperation" or that "Europe is liberating itself from the past".

This novel, too, examines themes of paternalism and escape, and the ways in which Quebec is torn between honoring and liberating itself from its own past.

Williams wants the church to "liberate" itself from this issue.

He serves his apprenticeship during Italy's campaign to liberate itself from Austrian rule.

He later changed his opinion when, he said, the medium had "liberated" itself from the "colonial baggage" of British influence.

I knew that Ajdabiya was among the first, if not the first, to liberate itself from government forces.

The United States needs to liberate itself from the mind-set that it cannot afford to change its economic strategy.