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Definition of unfree in English: unfreeadjectiveʌnˈfriːˌənˈfrē Deprived or devoid of liberty. as long as a man was unfree he had no access to justice slavery is just one form of unfree labour Example sentencesExamples - A distinguishing feature of the postwar period was in fact its exceptional reliance on unfree labour.
- As we see more of the same action and reaction, the overall story, like all stories of the emancipation of unfree labour, is not for romantics.
- Moreover, the productivity of investment is 70 percent greater in economically free nations than in unfree nations.
- Instead of the courts deciding who should be free and who unfree, the home secretary has sought to grab and keep that power for himself.
- We'll up the security until we live in a militarised police state, and we'll be safe but unfree.
- I believe that peasants should be bound to the land as unfree thralls who do the bidding of the freemen without question.
- The act instructs American ambassadors and embassy staffs to draw up democracy transition plans for unfree regimes, with input from nonviolent opposition movements in the various countries.
- Now, one of the few remaining unfree countries in Europe needs help and he's there again.
- Of course, this challenge to slavery faltered in the following decade, and unfree labour survived for half a century in the British empire, and even longer in America.
- Freedom is hard to define, let alone achieve, but those who are unfree know exactly what unfreedom is.
- But the implication that Europeans were indifferent to the colour of their slaves rests on an equivocation between unfree labour and slave labour.
- Some freedom-minded people pin their hope for liberty on withdrawing from an unfree world.
- This new, democratic and prosperous Iraq is to be a model and magnet for its neighbors, as West Germany and West Berlin were to their unfree neighbors in the cold war.
- The contributing authors explain how legislation differed for free and unfree labour and that the purpose of master/servant legislation was to make the labour supply and its performance more reliable.
- The labour needed to work these areas was provided by transforming free peasants into unfree tenants tied to the land.
- Until the newest critics of trade give at least one plausible example of how a policy of unfree trade could make a country richer, I'm sticking with the orthodox conclusions.
- Other Greek cities, not least Athens, were dependent on unfree labour for creating and maintaining a politicised and cultured style of communal life.
- The triangular slave trade had begun to supply these Atlantic colonies with unfree African labour, for work on tobacco, rice and sugar plantations.
- Another form of unfree labour was deployed in colonised Australia.
- Enclosure turned a once independent peasantry into an unfree workforce in thrall to those who had seized hold by robbery of the means of production in the fields and in the towns.
Definition of unfree in US English: unfreeadjectiveˌənˈfrē Deprived or devoid of liberty. as long as a man was unfree he had no access to justice slavery is just one form of unfree labor Example sentencesExamples - But the implication that Europeans were indifferent to the colour of their slaves rests on an equivocation between unfree labour and slave labour.
- The act instructs American ambassadors and embassy staffs to draw up democracy transition plans for unfree regimes, with input from nonviolent opposition movements in the various countries.
- Until the newest critics of trade give at least one plausible example of how a policy of unfree trade could make a country richer, I'm sticking with the orthodox conclusions.
- We'll up the security until we live in a militarised police state, and we'll be safe but unfree.
- I believe that peasants should be bound to the land as unfree thralls who do the bidding of the freemen without question.
- A distinguishing feature of the postwar period was in fact its exceptional reliance on unfree labour.
- Enclosure turned a once independent peasantry into an unfree workforce in thrall to those who had seized hold by robbery of the means of production in the fields and in the towns.
- Some freedom-minded people pin their hope for liberty on withdrawing from an unfree world.
- Moreover, the productivity of investment is 70 percent greater in economically free nations than in unfree nations.
- Of course, this challenge to slavery faltered in the following decade, and unfree labour survived for half a century in the British empire, and even longer in America.
- This new, democratic and prosperous Iraq is to be a model and magnet for its neighbors, as West Germany and West Berlin were to their unfree neighbors in the cold war.
- As we see more of the same action and reaction, the overall story, like all stories of the emancipation of unfree labour, is not for romantics.
- Freedom is hard to define, let alone achieve, but those who are unfree know exactly what unfreedom is.
- Another form of unfree labour was deployed in colonised Australia.
- The triangular slave trade had begun to supply these Atlantic colonies with unfree African labour, for work on tobacco, rice and sugar plantations.
- Instead of the courts deciding who should be free and who unfree, the home secretary has sought to grab and keep that power for himself.
- The labour needed to work these areas was provided by transforming free peasants into unfree tenants tied to the land.
- Now, one of the few remaining unfree countries in Europe needs help and he's there again.
- Other Greek cities, not least Athens, were dependent on unfree labour for creating and maintaining a politicised and cultured style of communal life.
- The contributing authors explain how legislation differed for free and unfree labour and that the purpose of master/servant legislation was to make the labour supply and its performance more reliable.
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