| They were eager to unshackle Europe from the Church, from its class and gender constraints, and from any whiff of its racist or colonialist past. |
| This continuing high debt calls for an additional response to address the crisis legacies and unshackle economic potential. |
| If people want a free Press, like we see in the rest of the world, then they should unshackle themselves from unacceptable traditions. |
| 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. |
| My zakat forces me to unshackle myself from my money, time, and efforts and places them towards good. |
| And these are only specimens of the reforms which, in the language of the petition, are to unshackle labour from its misery. |
