Sentence examples for of freed up from inspiring English sources

Take advantage of freed up cash.

"I hit a good serve," he said, "and I missed a volley pretty badly in the net and he kind of freed up.

But so far, supporters of freeing up trade say the administration has been slow to move.

It began the task of freeing up an overregulated economy, setting about pension and labour-market reforms.

The government followed it up by reducing banks' minimum reserve requirements in hopes of freeing up more cash for credit.

Domestic producers are very nervous about the impact of freeing up trade rules and reducing protection for their industries.

Still, there is some support for closing bases as a way of freeing up money for other military purposes.

A UK investment bank, as you suggest, might be one way of freeing up some of it to the small businesses who need it.

But instead of freeing up labour markets to help older people work, governments are focusing on legislating to ban discrimination on grounds of age.

In his speech, George Osborne made no mention of where the notion of freeing up councils to manage the cash from their business rates sprang.

The exclusion of such crucial items from G-20 monitoring suggests that Beijing has little intention of freeing up its currency or capital account soon.