Sentence examples for not fully free from inspiring English sources
But they would not have owned a car, were not fully free to choose what to study, and received only the amount of money the kibbutz distributed.
Libya, still not fully free from United Nations penalties that were imposed because of the Lockerbie bombing, was the only country nominated by the African bloc.
He emphasized that, with the trial so near, the company was not fully free to explain its reasoning on the disclosure issue publicly because it wanted to preserve its case for trial and not tip its hand to its adversaries, and to reinforce that the information was not directly pertinent to the underlying case.
The term dictatorship is somewhat loosely used to describe the military period in Brazil that had some unique aspects differentiating it from other dictatorial periods: there was no single dictator, elections, albeit not fully free, were held at different levels of government throughout the period, and a gradual political liberalization began in 1974.
As I have noted in previous forums, for all the gifts of our democracy we are a nation not fully free.
Arrested in 1955 as the atheist Chinese state swept away Christianity, and not fully freed until 1982, he walked a tightrope for the rest of his life, trying to balance the interests of Beijing and Rome.
Experimental protection factors were calculated by dividing the modification rate for predigested Aβ40 peptides (presumed to be mostly if not fully structure free) by the modification rates for fibrillar and LMW Aβ40, thus normalizing the effects of residue-specific reactivity to provide a pure measure of structure.
"If I had said that some media are not always fully free, nobody would have noticed.
The Hungarian media may not be fully free in what they can publish, but they are expected to operate free of cash.
The election, expected to be won by the ruling People's Democratic Party and President Goodluck Jonathan, will not be fully "free and fair".
