These move freely on a pivot.

And those warlords continue to live and move freely among us.

Nomadic populations move freely back and forth across the vast and porous Afghanistan Pakistan border.

Article 19 of the Civil Code states that citizens may move about freely in the Republic, choose a place of residence and freely leave the Republic and return to it.

States have a legitimate interest in devising expeditious ways of assisting and protecting victims this interest must, however, be weighed against the affected persons' rights to personal liberty and to move freely within their own country, including the right to move freely in and out of camps and settlements.

It is essential that consultancy and technology related service providers be allowed to move freely, with limited restrictions, across developing countries.

Some people used to argue that as long as one factor of production i.e., capital could move freely, the world could be equalized.

The committee found that animals suffer from being unable to move freely and from the total lack of anything to do all day.

If exchange rates were fixed but capital could move freely, capital flight from the country would generate pressures to end loose monetary policies.

Strepsiptera eggs hatch inside the female, and the planidium larvae can move around freely within the female's haemocoel, which is unique to these animals.

Unlike neighboring Fallujah, it has no wall around the city, so anti American insurgents were able to move freely in and out of the areas.

If we can make meaningful economic progress in the coming generations, one of the pivotal reasons will be that people are allowed to move more freely.

Human mobility is limited, and Turkey workers' would probably be allowed to move freely within the EU only after a long transition period, possibly not before 2025.

The fact that 98 per cent of the Batwa community did not possess an identity card undermined their right to vote or move freely within the country.

The globalization of financial markets that took place since the 1980 s allowed financial capital to move freely around the world, making it difficult to tax or regulate.

If doctors, computer specialists, or engineers (let alone the proverbial Polish plumbers!) were allowed to move freely, the concentration of talent in the richest countries would most likely increase.

In the labor market, China needs to accelerate reforms of the hukou (household registration) system to ensure that, by 2030, workers can move more freely in response to market signals.

Stabilized zirconia is used in oxygen sensors and fuel cell membranes because it has the ability to allow oxygen ions to move freely through the crystal structure at high temperatures.

( They can ) move about for four months freely in the land , but should know they cannot escape ( the law of ) God , and that God can put the unbelievers to shame .

Israel's policy of restricting the right of Palestinians to move freely and preventing them from accessing roads used by Jewish settlers and other Israelis in the West Bank was tantamount to apartheid.

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Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers , and cast out demons. Freely you received, so freely give.

These advantages include the right to move freely across borders, the free movement of goods and services, legal certainty for cross border economic activities, Europe wide transportation infrastructure, and, not least, common security arrangements.

Furthermore, Israel had declared the area between the wall and the Green Line a closed zone , where Israelis could move freely but the Palestinians, who lived and worked there, needed authorization to do so.

(iv) Limitations imposed on every person who wishes to move freely within the country and travel abroad, including the punishment of those who leave or try to leave the country without permission, or their families

In the final analysis, the international community cannot replace or substitute the political will of the Ivorian leadership and people to move the peace process forward in conformity with the agreements they freely entered into.

Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils freely ye have received, freely give.

She would like to know how those women were treated if they returned home if they were arrested, detained and questioned by the authorities and if they could move freely back and forth across the border.

They operate relatively freely throughout Kosovo.

Nowhere in the world do neighbors live together more peacefully, and people move more freely and with greater security, than in Europe, owing in part to a new European identity that is not bound to national citizenship.

But the expulsion of EU citizens on the basis of ethnicity as a proxy for criminal activity is a violation of EU directives on racial discrimination and the right to move freely from one EU member state to another.

So the truth is out and freely available.

(iii) All pervasive and severe restrictions on the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion, opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association, and on equal access to information and limitations imposed on every person who wishes to move freely within the country and travel abroad

(iii) All pervasive and severe restrictions on the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion, opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association, and on equal access to information and limitations imposed on every person who wishes to move freely within the country and travel abroad

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Academics spend considerable energy freely disseminating their research findings.

Freely has He bestowed on you cattle and sons ,

Freely has He bestowed on you cattle and sons ,

The faithful in Uzbekistan freely observe all religious holidays.

Reaffirming the right to self determination, by virtue of which all peoples can freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development,

(c) All pervasive and severe restrictions on the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion, opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association and on access of everyone to information, and limitations imposed on every person who wishes to move freely within the country and travel abroad

(c) All pervasive and severe restrictions on the freedoms of thought, conscience, religion, opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association and on access of everyone to information, and limitations imposed on every person who wishes to move freely within the country and travel abroad

(a) The person freely gives his or her informed consent