Sentence examples for references to free from inspiring English sources

or references to free debt advice.

Some big Chinese news portals initially carried a short dispatch on Google's announcement, but that account soon tumbled from the headlines, and later reports omitted Google's references to "free speech" and "surveillance".

In the past, the app would notify users when a message they intended to send wasn't delivered because it was controversial, such as references to free speech groups or the Tiananmen Square massacre.

Sounded like a reference to free soap.

Today, in Egypt and elsewhere, hurriya cannot be understood without reference to free men and women voting.

One need not be a billionaire to find this formulation — with its dismissive reference to "free speech," and its rather presumptuous claim to speak for "the rest of America" — rather off-putting.

Perhaps the worst change made by the summit was to accept a last-minute bid by Mr Sarkozy to drop a planned reference to free and undistorted competition as one of the union's key objectives.

In 2007 Mr Sarkozy had a reference to "free and undistorted competition" deleted from the EU's proposed new rule book, the Lisbon treaty, to appease French voters who think the EU is too market-orientated.

The EU foreign minister was snappily renamed the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, to calm British fears, and a prominent reference to "free and undistorted competition" was deleted at the demand of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.

Thus, for example, Phillips's observation that "the only time the word 'free' ever gets used with any kind of regularity in psychoanalysis is with reference to free association, in which words are encouraged to consort with each other," leads irresistibly to the idea that psychoanalysis, like democracy, is in the business of promoting freedom -- in the form of uninhibited self-expression.

In any case, if British officials had spent a little less time focused on the press at home, they might have been more prepared for Sarkozy's surprise diplomatic initiative, when he cut the reference to "free and undistorted competition" from the text on the EU's objectives.