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All men shall be free to profess.

Every person should be free to strive, to work.

The government will be free to pursue its economic policies.

People should be free to express their individuality.

This, she says, is because she was privileged enough to be free to be stubborn.

Her parents had yearned to be free to practise their religion.

Food choices can be free to choose to meet different natural person of different flavors.

The rest of the industry would be free to swim—and to sink.

And I hereby enjoin upon people so declared to be free to abstain from all violence.

Englishmen never will be slaves; they be free to do whatever the government and public opinion allow them to do .

affected Members shall then be free to withdraw substantially equivalent concessions in accordance with Article XXVIII.

If offered this appointment when would you be free to start?

Women should be free to dress and act as they please.

Members shall be free to meet this obligation through industrial design law or through copyright law.

The President said that the Baltic should be free to all nations for merchant shipping.

I know that love can be free to be happy, but I would rather stay with you and accompany you.

True leisure is not to say nothing, but to be free to do what you are interested in.

The Foot Pedal allows your hands to be free to hold your router or adjust your work piece.

A civil aircraft business needs to be free to focus on airlines, which are very different customers from governments.

She wants insurance prices to be risk-adjusted and hospitals to be free to charge what they like so they can offer new services as the market demands.

Managers in the Barclays Premier League will be free to rotate their squads next season without fear of reprisal.

The result is much less freedom; only the man without a blog can be free to think as he pleases.

therefore, the Secretary would not be free to rely on a cost-benefit analysis in setting the level of protection.

4.1 Purchasers of civil aircraft should be free to select suppliers on the basis of commercial and technological factors.

To be engaging with your audience you have to be free to walk among them if you can, or at least vary your position on stage, so that you will appear to be approachable to everyone in the room.

Anything in the world, if the human resources are not exhausted, will never be sitting at home, and will be free to do whatever you want.

They have argued that force must sometimes be used preventively, and that they must be free to decide when their national security requires it.

That doesn't mean he should be free to tweet, or speak, without *repercussions or media scrutiny – he will still be held accountable.

I hope that all of the things that can be placed in the same starting point, I hope that they can be free to do your favorite things.

Only sincere, from the heart to the gratitude, to remember, when they need help can be free to extend their hands, is the true gratitude.

The endpoint that receives this message would then be free to use the transport-specific back channel to send any message that is targeted to this URI.

But I warn you, I want to be free to do whatever I choose, without having to tell you anything about the life I lead.

And men will not be free to be all they can be as long as they must live up to an image of masculinity that disallows all the tenderness and sensitivity in a man, all that might be considered feminine.

In a whole variety of ways that one might think of, why can't a woman, if she is to be free to be whatever she wants to be, write a sentence which isn't necessarily of this gendered feminine sort?

Others would then know whether they would have to license the technology or would be free to pursue its use unhindered.

With money in the bank to finance the next three years' operations, Ms Lublin and her team will be free to focus on reaching Do Something's goals.

And I hereby enjoIn upon the people so declared to be free to abstaIn from all vIolence, unless In necessary self-defense.

"Licensor shall be free to license others to use the Registered Trademark in connection with the manufacture, sale and distribution of the Contract Products covered hereby."

Tomorrow I will be free to take you to the ancient street. There is Song Street in Shanghai and it is no worse than Song Street in Hangzhou.

Under the agreement’s terms, Google will be free to digitise most books published in America, including those that are out of print.

But still, methinks, it must needs be better for the sufferer to be free to show his pain, as this poor woman Hester is, than to cover it all up in his heart.

Global quarantine would work in theory, but if just one person evaded it the disease would be free to spread again.

A sense of justice argues that people should be free to keep the fruits of their labours, but also that the over-mighty rich need to be cut down from time to time and the poor occasionally exalted.

It is the express intent of IBM that anyone, including WS-I be free to take this work and expand or refine it as they see fit.

In the absence of the base station, the phone will be free to choose one of the upstream channel signal launch codes.

The door was open, so I should be free to leave, or I could stay here and die, whatever I wanted.