Sentence examples for unshackling from inspiring English sources
The word "unshackling" is a valid and usable word in English
It is typically used to describe the act of freeing from constraint or restraint, often political or social. For example, "The country experienced a newfound freedom after the regime's unshackling of oppressive laws."
verb
Present participle of unshackle
First of these is what happens in Germany, the place where the Warsaw pact holds together or unravels.Related items The Berlin Wall: So much gained, so much to loseNov 5th 2009 From the archive: When the party's overNov 18th 1989The really big victories for East Germany's fledgling opposition free elections, an end to party control over government, unshackling the economy—have yet to be won.
He was fortunate that Manmohan Singh, now prime minister, was then finance minister, unshackling India's economy.
And the key to creating it, he argues, is not setting up state corporations, but unshackling the system from bureaucracy and letting private companies operate freely.
One painted mural above the Gettysburg Address shows the Angel of Truth unshackling a slave, but it is scarcely noticed by most visitors.
But then the wily Escapologist (Andrew Basso) holds his breath for more than three minutes, while unshackling himself, upside down, in a tank of water, and the Manipulator (Yu Ho-Jin, from South Korea) astounds with his elegant legerdemain.
When it comes to unshackling the imagination, there's no artist like an escape artist.
But each year he finds it hard to unshackle his birthday from the events he witnessed on his Berlin balcony and on Sunday he will speak at a service in Westminster Abbey to mark the 75th anniversary.
Brčko has profited by being unshackled from Bosnia.
He is determined to unshackle his country from reliance on aid.
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.
