Sentence examples for progress a free from inspiring English sources

The Daily Politics has been tracking the progress a free school, which opened two years ago, and it has been given a good rating from Ofsted, but not all such schools have done as well.

Society: What are the biggest obstacles in progressing a free and open society?

Re "Microsoft, a Monopoly No More" (Op-Ed, April 7): Robert W. Hahn implies that technological progress in a free market somehow heals all wounds.

Beyond Greece and Ukraine, Merkel wants to see progress on a free trade agreement and climate change, two of the staples of these summits.

Viewed from below, the hypnotically graceful progress of a free diver resembles nothing so much as an undulating mermaid with a giant can opener for a tail — an inadvertent clue to the movie's intentions.

LONDON — European leaders are hoping that President Obama's re-election will spur progress toward a free trade agreement that could bolster economic growth on both sides of the Atlantic.

It thereby arbitrarily curtails one of those liberties of the individual, now enshrined in the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, that history has attested as the indispensable conditions for the maintenance and progress of a free society.

To facilitate the understanding of the progress of a free zone electrophoresis experiment, we have discussed in simple terms how the concentrations of the background electrolytes become rearranged during a run and why the difference between the mobilities of the protein and the mobilities of the background electrolyte determines whether a peak exhibits fronting or tailing.

While Niger is a precarious democracy rife with corruption, the best hope for progress is a free and fair election.

Westerwelle also emphasised the importance of making progress with a free trade agreement between Japan and the European Union in order to accelerate the recovery of the Japanese economy.

Bill Morgan discussed his progress toward a free, online genomics textbook focused on interactive case studies with mathematical sidebars and modeled after the text, Discovering Genomics, Proteomics, and Bioinformatics, by Campbell and Heyer (2006).