| The plans will take the responsibility for wardens out of their hands and free up more of their resources, allowing them to tackle serious crime. |
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| Chemical drain cleaners will only free up one small section of the drainage system temporarily. |
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| Kel's horse whinnied and stamped, tossing her head to try to free up the reigns a little. |
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| Chiropractic adjustments aim to realign your vertebrae, restore range of motion and free up your nerve pathways. |
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| I tell her to reboot the computer to free up memory, but she doesn't want to because she's running a huge print job. |
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| Sale and leaseback allows companies to free up capital tied up in their movable and immovable assets. |
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| When the ladder is not in use, most designs have a feature that allows them to fold flat against the wall to free up additional floor space. |
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| Supporters believe that this will free up resources to care for the environment and to ensure social progress. |
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| We don't know how many man-days it will free up in a year but I suspect it is going to be pretty significant. |
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| He knows how to get you motivated and to free up your mind so you can play in a carefree way. |
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| Nuclear power could free up more fossil and biomass fuels to use as liquid fuel for ground transportation. |
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| A main reason for the change is that it is hoped it will free up police to concentrate on hard drugs such as heroin and crack cocaine. |
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| While there is a strong case to be made to free up some land, Ireland must guard against panic proposals. |
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| Faust spins records three nights a week, and the only night he can free up is a Thursday. |
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| It is hoped that this will ease congestion in the town and free up some parking space. |
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| Two windows at the front of the house were knocked into one and a wall was removed to free up space. |
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| A 1970s shopping mall in the middle of the estate could also be flattened to free up more land for homes. |
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| It would free up a lot of time for him to get on with the rest of his life. |
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| The primary purpose of the serviced land initiative is to free up land for development. |
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| The proposed new sixth form block is designed to free up classroom space for the new intake. |
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| Reining in your spending should free up money that you can use to pay off your credit cards and car loan. |
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| One way to free up computational resources is to move the digital downconversion into hardware. |
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| He changed position to free up one of his hands, and then he used the hand to bonk his enemy's head. |
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| The extra unit will also free up more space and enable the firm to double its production capacity. |
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| If times stay bad, we think a relatively clean balance sheet could free up cash for better pursuits by management. |
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| A psychiatrist ran out and saw that he wasn't breathing, and pulled his jaw forward to free up the air passage. |
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| West Wiltshire District Council has agreed in principle to free up some land for the proposed redevelopment of the waterside area of Trowbridge. |
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| In theory, that would free up Nasa to advance with exploration beyond the Earth's orbit and make advances in technology. |
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| Think about employed individuals or students who decide to share housing in order to free up more money for food, transportation or books. |
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| I would ask you to take care that you do not fall into a trap by yielding to the temptation to free up funds for rearmament. |
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| He just made the gallant, grand decision to free up his day to spend more time with Jennifer Aniston. |
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| Or if you intend to sell your large house and buy something smaller you'll free up capital that can be used to generate retirement income. |
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| This would free up time for doctors to deal with more serious things. |
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| If we could free up people's potential through enlisting their full commitment, we wouldn't need additional resources for many years to come. |
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| If you sell your home and downsize, you'll free up additional capital for retirement. |
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| In some cases it is desirable to free up memory or to force a window refresh. |
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| I thank those people I implored a few months ago to free up as many observers from our caucus as possible. |
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| For some families, removing the responsibilities for primary caregiving can free up time and mental space for family members just to be together. |
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| By leasing equipment instead of buying, you can avoid a big cash outlay and free up those funds for other immediate business needs. |
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| Since the Court's internal staff will not be able to free up resources for this task, we would have to outsource it. |
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| We have also increased the payroll and land tax thresholds that free up many small businesses from the burden of payroll and land taxes altogether. |
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| Disbanding the North's standing army, the fourth-largest in the world, would free up workers. |
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| It is designed to free up market forces and foster growth and job creation, by taking measure on five fronts. |
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| Emsley says sales like that free up money for the producer, who normally ends up reinvesting in their farming operation or elsewhere. |
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| It also makes it possible to free up resources quickly and can be equated with general budget support. |
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| Take the pot and place it on a damp surface for a few minutes to free up the crust. |
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| In defending such laws, the Administration argues that money is fungible, so support of a group's lawful activities will free up resources that can be spent on terrorism. |
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| The software will send out an alert when the user reaches his or her threshold and can also automatically free up more space for the user, if desired. |
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| One concern I do have is the lack of product producers are currently willing to free up into the commercial pipeline at the present time. |
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| That will free up networks from their computer base and allow connections into conference rooms, lobbies and other public spaces where computer access may net exist. |
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| Other parties to the negotiations are very big exporters, but do not want to free up their imports. |
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| You can also request to skip a payment once a year to free up extra cash if you need it. |
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| Well can't we move them in here and free up the tape safe room? |
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| Such expenditure should be reduced to free up resources for pressing development challenges. |
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| In the annual and perennial border it is often enough to just deadhead plants, trim back spent foliage and remove the odd weed to free up your favourites. |
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| Helping workers make a clean sweep of things can help free up workspace, leave them feeling 'lighter,'Â and help everyone stay more organized. |
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| In a bid to improve services and free up much needed emergency beds, the foundations of a new treatment centre have been laid at Darent Valley Hospital. |
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| It called for imaginative moves to free up the property market, including the introduction of relocation grants for people who have reared their families. |
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| There are also plans to free up more space at the port by pumping liquids such as petroleum, and cement to storage depots outside the city centre. |
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| The ward can take eight extra trolleys or beds and patients suffering from minor ailments will be placed there to free up beds in the hospital for flu patients. |
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| Less manual documentation can automatically free up more time for patient care. |
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| This is a great sell to add cash flow to your farm and to free up some bin space, with some buyers offering very prompt movement. |
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| Tired of waiting for the bloated political elite to pass laws designed to free up labour markets, corporate Europe has simply produced the shotgun and insisted on change. |
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| Steps must be taken to de-escalate the arms race and free up much-needed resources for global socio-economic development. |
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| The document also calls on international financial institutions and donor countries to cancel Africa's debt in order to free up resources to fight the disease. |
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| The block will help you keep your knives organized and free up space in your kitchen drawers. |
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| Promoting a working smarter rather than harder work philosophy would free up time for families. |
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| We wanted to free up opportunities to use intellectual property rights, and we have achieved that. |
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| We have been called in to support the NHS and help get people home from hospital and free up much needed beds. |
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| This approach is likely to free up situations. |
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| Proponents argue that private spending will both increase total funding available for healthcare and free up places in the queue for public services, so that everyone can get faster treatment. |
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| The intuitive, easy-to-use interface enables fast, consistent incident logging with minimum effort and allows you to free up support staff from incident administration so they can use their time more effectively. |
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| By right-sizing or decommissioning these VMs,you can safely free up any unused capacity in order to eliminate waste and reduce costs in your organization. |
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| Throughout much of the region's economy, meanwhile, thorough-going reforms were introduced, the thrust of these being to free up trade and liberalize national financial markets and capital flows with the outside world. |
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| An effort by IRAP to de-emphasize small agreements may be a means by which IRAP can free up resources necessary for the implementation of appropriate levels of control over higher dollar-value agreements. |
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| Usually, this ligation alone will adequately free up the sigmoid colon enough for a tension-free anastomosis. |
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| The system is installed over head to free up factory floor. |
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| As soon as your correspondent's flight from New York touched down at the city's Guarulhos airport the time-wasting began, with a 15-minute wait on the taxiway for a gate to free up. |
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| Employers may be concerned about their ability to free up resources to hire new staff and the costs associated with keeping larger numbers of older workers on the job. |
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| By encouraging the transportation of goods by sea we will free up, to a certain extent, the amount of heavy traffic on our already saturated roads. |
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| Lower reserve requirements effectively free up more lending by banks. |
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| The many measures taken by this government to free up credit will support confidence and encourage lending. This will facilitate Canadian businesses to grow and create jobs. |
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| This is to free up more credit so that our economy can get going again. |
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| The back-to-school season is often a busy period, so free up some valuable time by taking advantage of online services, while paying directly from your bank account. |
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| By enhancing our interactive voice response system to respond to more routine questions, we were able to free up more phone lines to give our call centre agents the time they needed to deal with more complex situations. |
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| Europe should also free up extra monies for this fund. |
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| In order to free up resources to improve margins and assure continued investment in innovation and growth, we are focused on improving efficiency and reducing costs across the whole business. |
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| Removing Geithner won't in and of itself free up the credit markets. |
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| The defenders held on to the port as long as possible, aware that an early capitulation would free up German forces to advance on Dunkirk. |
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| A Militia Act was passed to create a sizable force to defend Britain which would free up regular troops for operations overseas. |
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| The Senate took a number of measures in order to free up its hands for the coming conflict with the Carthaginian. |
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| Additional teaching assistants, bursarial staff and administrative support staff to free up teachers. |
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| The ease of the Internet can reduce busywork and free up time, but even Google autocomplete won't tell us how to fill the time we've saved. |
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| It was Chamberlain who had the vision of municipalising the town's gas company to free up some cash. |
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| One click on the orb will free up more memory and speed up the computer, which is accomplished by defragmenting the memory. |
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| Because many ag retailer dealers handle multiple brands, they find it costly and inconvenient to free up staff to attend field days. |
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| Over the coming months this automation process will eliminate hundreds of hours of deskwork and free up troopers for the important work of protecting the citizenry. |
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| The device is intended to bring in chance and, I suppose, free up the control of the ego, but it's not the cultural anthropology that her fans claim it is. |
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| America wants to free up funds to begin work on new spaceships that can travel to the moon, asteroids and other destinations beyond the station's orbit. |
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| I'm going to delete these unwanted files to free up some disk space. |
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| You can free up space on your hard disk by deleting temporary files. |
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| Fixation processes free up nitrogen atoms from their diatomic form to be used in other ways, but nitrogen does not easily react with other chemicals to form new compounds. |
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