Sentence examples for restored free of from inspiring English sources

Now "Far From Vietnam" is re-emerging, restored, free of tangled rights issues, and running for a week starting Wednesday as part of the Film Society of Lincoln Center's "Cinema of Resistance" series on radical features.

Mr. Hansen started a petition on Tuesday to try to persuade Starbucks to restore free soy and syrup benefits of its rewards program on Change.org.org

Soon after Cyprus joined the European Union, the "green line" that acts as an unofficial border between north and south was opened — restoring free movement from one side of the island to the other.

The campaigners believe that some of this funding could easily be used to restore free train travel for the elderly for rest of the year.

For Smith, the market moves toward monopoly; it is the job of the philosopher to define, and of the sovereign state to restore, free play.

Henry Paulson has said that the purpose of the current bailout - more properly the nationalization of the rotten debts of our banks - is to restore "free markets".

This again, from a party that has promised to restore "free speech" on campuses across the province because some of their supporters don't understand that a right to free expression is not a right to a platform.

Interestingly, type 1 IFN signaling blockade in diabetic mice significantly restored the numbers of splenic CD8 + T cells by restoring free radical, pro-inflammatory cytokine and IL-7 levels.

Depressingly, the first act of the new Congress government in Andhra Pradesh was to restore free electricity to some farmers.

Deconjugation can subsequently restore free ACC levels to avoid depletion.

By January 1865, another year later, he had made the pilgrimage all the way to genuine abolitionism when he wrote in joyous anticipation of a restored nation "free free free yes free from that blighting curs Slavery the cause of four years of Bloody Warfare".