Sentence examples for should be made free from inspiring English sources

Respondents said breakfast clubs should be made free to those on free school meals.

However, this had to be revised at six months into the distribution of AL in line with the FMOH policy that it should be made free to children.

Previous studies have recommended that for the ANC coverage in developing countries to match the coverage in most developed countries, the ANC services should be made free and available especially in rural settings [ 2, 21, 23, 29], with at least one ANC facility within every 15 km radius [ 30, 31] and staffed with various healthcare professionals [ 2, 30, 32, 33].

In 2009 Mr. Swartz downloaded 19 million pages of federal court documents from a government database system, acting on the belief that they should be made available free.

In my view, research funded by the taxpayer should be made available free of charge to whoever wants to read it, not handed over to outfits like Elsevier as a source of easy profit.

Ms Guy said: "Medical evidence should be made available free to claimants to support their application for support and the unacceptable backlog of applications must be dealt with.

In a 1969 Gallup poll, 69% of Americans thought birth control should be made available free to all women on relief of child-bearing age, and in 1977, 63% of the country in a NYT/CBS News poll said that the government should help poor women with the cost of contraceptives.

Childcare should have been made free for all working parents – except if they're millionaires".

"All academic research from all time should be made public and free and open".

The task force refused to specify how valuations should be made, leaving companies free to use methods they deemed best.

LaidiSIR - At any cost it should be made clear that free speech is not subject to negotiation and that no insult warrants violence.