Sentence examples for revised free from inspiring English sources

The United States trade representative, Ron Kirk, who made the commitment at a House hearing, also said the administration would submit a revised free trade agreement with South Korea to Congress "in the next few weeks".

In the second half of 2008, the revised free maternal care program was implemented under the NHIS, which mandated pregnant women to be enrolled onto the scheme (without payment of premiums) in order to enjoy the program benefits.

The Government of Nepal revised free maternity health services, "Aama Surakshya Karyakram", beginning at the start of Fiscal Year 2012/13, which specifies the services to be funded, the tariffs for reimbursement, and the system for claiming and reporting on free deliveries each month.

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In 1994 the owners, unhappy with escalating payrolls and wary of declining television revenues and the growing financial gap between large- and small-market clubs, proposed a new collective bargaining agreement that included a salary cap (a limit on a team's payroll), elimination of salary arbitration, and a revised free agency plan.

WASHINGTON -- The revised free-trade agreement with South Korea announced on Friday by the Obama administration has gotten acclaim from corporate leaders and Congressional Republicans.

SEOUL, South Korea — Aides to President Obama and President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea were scrambling early Thursday to reach agreement on a revised free-trade pact that they hoped would show their commitment to expand commerce ahead of the G-20 conference of leading nations.

The core of the new Bundeswehr will be a 35,000-strong "intervention force" for fighting and a 70,000-strong "stabilisation force" for peacekeeping, with "support forces" of 137,500.Procurement plans have been revised, freeing an extra €26 billion over 15 years.

A revised free-energy model, including stabilization by wobble CA+ pairs, is derived for predicting stabilities of medium-size RNA internal loops.

Revised 2014 free cash flow now £4.6bn, 8% below consensus.

According to both the draft and revised frameworks, "Free enterprise is a pillar of the United States economy and is based on the principle that individuals and businesses are free to make their own economic choices as they participate in these markets".