semifree

In the case of Serbia, for example, Slobodan Milo evic´ did win a series of at least semifree, even three-quarters-free elections, with only some vote-rigging, before losing power in an electoral revolution in 2000.

Velvet Revolution: The Prospects Ash, Timothy Garton 2009

The Tiananmen Square massacre occurred on the very day of Poland's breakthrough in a semifree election, June 4, 1989.

1989! Ash, Timothy Garton 2009

The only thing they needed on the ground was the passenger net, so there was no reason not to let the balloon fly semifree.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

The only thing they needed on the ground was the passenger net, so there was no reason not to let the balloon fly semifree.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

The only thing they needed on the ground was the passenger net, so there was no reason not to let the balloon fly semifree.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

But what is enormously significant is the correlation of racism and political controls in the semifree economies of the nineteenth century.

The Virtue of Selfishness Rand, Ayn 1961

You might want to take advantage of a semifree day to catch up on some responsibilities you have let go.

Thestar.com - Home Page Jacqueline Bigar 2010

"democrats" elected in the semifree elections of 1990.

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009