And one of the good things about this cure was that it was free, virtually free, and was very easy to use.

Later, the Basel accords whetted banks appetite for more government bonds by ruling them virtually risk free.

So really, retranslating that technology and developing something which was so clean, it was virtually pollution free.

Virtually every continent has some sort of freedom of movement and or visa free zone, most of which originated or still exist on the principle of free trade.

Moreover, because competition between financial intermediaries steadily drives down the price of risk, the future became (in theory) virtually risk free.

NAIROBI Until the global financial crisis erupted four years ago, sovereign bonds had traditionally been viewed as reliable, virtually risk free investments.

The New York Times, in 1990, reported that settlers who build their own houses quot get the land virtually for free, while more than half the amount of their mortgages is interest free quot .

Every Israeli citizen who is HIV positive is entitled to virtually free of charge treatment in any one of the seven regional AIDS centers.

In the case of the development banks, the international private sector purchases bonds issued by the institutions, and they are considered virtually risk free.

Exercise is virtually impossible.

(Narrator) We could provide a wide range of unique homes and apartments that can be relatively maintenance free, fireproof and virtually impervious to adverse weather conditions.

They could have bought an accurate, lightweight, maintenance free quartz watch that can run for five years, keeping virtually perfect time, without ever being moved or wound.

As much as 97 per cent of African, Caribbean and Pacific countries' exports to the European Union enter duty free, and tariff escalation is virtually non existent.

Everything in between is virtually useless.

(d) Virtually eliminating iodine deficiency disorders

There'd be virtually no learning curve.

In the last 16 years, however, the Democratic and Republican presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush have offered virtually the same take free trade all the way.

One study of seventeen patients with intractable cancer pain found that thirteen were virtually pain free and only four required opioid analgesics on release from hospital after the intervention.

It would be easy and virtually costless.

Classic inter State wars have virtually ended.

Virtually every country in the world attended.

Virtually everybody in the world was poor.

(man) Annie Sullivan, aged nine, virtually blind.

Standards distribution and copyright Because developing standards costs a lot of money, time, and resources, virtually all standards are distributed on a commercial basis rather than being provided for free.

To stop the protests now is virtually impossible.

Comparing the two Korean economies is virtually meaningless.

Smaller trade markets exist in virtually every community.

Partnering with the commercial sector is virtually nonexistent.

This legislation will make money laundering virtually impossible.

Health, education and other services are virtually inoperative.

The traditional markets for products have virtually disappeared.

I mean, a 94 percent reduction virtually clean.

Even during rush hour, it goes virtually unused.

That was a positive sign. Public education was virtually free and every time a public school was opened, particularly in a rural area, it gave girls a greater opportunity to be educated.

Free Trade, Free Labor, Free Growth

This has apparently consumed virtually all of their attention.

Crisis centres are in place in virtually all oblasts.

Several regions are now virtually without press or radio.

(e) Virtually eliminating vitamin A deficiency and its consequences

Technical preparations for the election have been virtually completed.

In virtually every country structural shifts are taking place.

The capital is completely blocked and is virtually dying.

And we have virtually no fear of dry years.

Well, this looks like a picture of virtually nothing.

In the first controlled study, researchers reported a 50 decline in symptoms of depression within two hours of a ketamine infusion, and one third of patients were virtually symptom free within a day.