Sentence examples for unshackled from inspiring English sources

Brčko has profited by being unshackled from Bosnia.

Samir Nasri is pulling strings like a player unshackled.

HP's shares rose 5% when the split was announced.Unlike many similar spin-offs, the racier half of HP, which will be called Hewlett-Packard Enterprise and maintain Ms Whitman at the helm, is unlikely to deliver strong growth immediately on being unshackled.

Formally unshackled from government in 1996, though free in practice since the early 1990s, it had shown its independence by raising interest rates in the middle of the 2007 election campaign.

Money was the instrument through which later societies unshackled themselves from preordained social orders and became individualistic.With money came speculation, bringing in turn those endemic financial crises.

When he died less than six years later, she moved on unshackled to become one of New York's most beloved philanthropists and socialites.

With the press, civil society and business groups now unshackled, any new government will face scouring scrutiny.

Indeed marketing, she goes on, is a good example of how the traditional business disciplines have become unshackled.

A paper published in 2008 by Shawn Cole of Harvard Business School found a marked increase in lending to Indian farmers in election years, especially in regions where the vote was close.Wise heads think India's banking sector will only flourish if it is fully unshackled from government.

Banking needs to be unshackled to provide capital to genuine private enterprises.

With gas and electricity increasingly traded freely by all comers, sophisticated spot and futures markets are developing on both sides of the Atlantic.The problem for oil companies is that once-sluggish utilities and power companies, unshackled after decades of over-regulation, are spreading their wings.