Sentence examples for recognized as free from inspiring English sources

6.30pm Update: A Yahoo! Europe spokesman has replied: "We condemn punishment of any activity internationally recognized as free expression.

"We condemn punishment of any activity internationally recognized as free expression, whether that activity takes place in China or anywhere else in the world," she said.

After retiring from the military, he was elected to Congress in 2003 and became president in 2012, after an election that was internationally recognized as free and fair.

When the German Confederation was established in 1815, only Hamburg, Lübeck, Bremen, and Frankfurt were recognized as free cities, and the first three continued to hold that position in the later German Empire; but after the war of 1866 Frankfurt am Main was forcibly incorporated in the newly formed Hesse-Nassau province of Prussia.

Molecular, antigenic and vaccine matching studies, including protective response in vivo, were conducted with a foot-and-mouth disease type O virus isolated during the outbreak in September 2011 in San Pedro, Paraguay, country internationally recognized as free with vaccination in 1997.

She does not approve of the way that women allow it to eclipse the requirement that they be recognized as free subjects, but she does alert us to the fact that recognition in itself is not the full story of the ethical relationship.

Daylight has been recognized as a free energy and cost effective alternative to artificial lighting for sustainable building design.

Briefly independent after 394, the island then fell alternately under Persian and Athenian sway, was caught up in rivalries between Asia Minor and Egypt during most of the 3rd century, and in 189 was recognized as a free territory by Rome and given to the kings of Pergamum in Asia Minor.

Antioxidant is widely recognized as effective free radical scavenger and can eliminate the ROS by scavenging initiating radicals, breaking chain reaction, and binding of metal ions [ 6, 7].

IBR/IPV has been eradicated during the nineties from a few European countries, e.g. Austria, Denmark and Sweden, and the disease-free status of these countries was last confirmed by the EU Commission in 2004 [ 1]. Switzerland and Norway are also recognized as being free of the disease [ 18, 19].

Washington recognizes as much.