Sentence examples for pursuing free from inspiring English sources

Others suggested the weekly was cynically pursuing free publicity and sales.

Hank Steinbrenner has publicly promised to be aggressive in pursuing free agents this winter, and the crop will be thick.

THE Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has long lectured its rich member countries about pursuing free trade, privatisation and flexible labour and product markets.

Back in the mid-1980s, the owners openly committed collusion by not pursuing free agents, a mistake that eventually cost them money and embarrassment.

When the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) erupted onto the political scene in January 1994, Mexico was a "perfect dictatorship" pursuing free trade with North America.

It seems that America has been falling behind in the "competition of liberalisation" that Robert Zoellick, the president's trade representative, hoped to encourage by pursuing free trade on bilateral, regional and global levels, all at the same time.

For the British, Dutch, Swedes and other north Europeans, growth should come from the boost to competition from deepening the single market and pursuing free-trade agreements.

Although nothing concrete is promised, the proposals talk of possibly pursuing free-trade agreements with sub-Saharan countries in the future.The initiative would also establish a "US-Africa Economic Forum", which reforming African economies could join.

The government is also pursuing free-trade agreements with as many countries as possible.At the same time, however, it refuses to abandon the idea that it is the job of the government to champion particular industries.

After 10 weeks in office, Mr. Cameron, who met with President Obama in Washington on Tuesday, has emerged as one of the most activist prime ministers in modern times, rivaling in some respects even Margaret Thatcher, the "Iron Lady" who as the Conservative leader in the 1980s attacked unions and government bloat while privatizing national industries and vigorously pursuing free-market policies.

For the Bulls, General Manager Jerry Krause freed more salary-cap room to pursue free agents this summer.