Freedom is priceless.

Each is immensely important in its own right.

In terms of its sentimental value, the collection was priceless.

Adopting a directive on environmental liability would be of enormous value.

2.1 Voluntary activity makes an invaluable contribution to society.

2.1 Voluntary work makes an invaluable contribution to society.

3.1 Volunteering makes an invaluable contribution to society.

Invaluable jewels disappeared from the museum.

I love this guy his expression is priceless.

She is clearly a very worthy personality...

The value of olive trees for heritage and for the landscape in terms of protecting land from floods and landslides or in terms of increasing biodiversity is incalculable.

There I saw a collection of incalculable value that I haven't time to describe completely.

No wise man would deny that the value of forests is priceless.

The library housed invaluable cultural assets which made it the most prestigious library of the Serb people.

It is obvious that a universally accessible digital network at European level would be priceless.

The Internet is an invaluable source of information.

This is a priceless treasure to mankind.

The value of those freedoms for human beings cannot be overemphasized, making political leaders' recognition of and respect for them an essential condition for the realization of the democratic ideal.

Members of the public and businesses should also benefit from this treasure trove of information, whose commercial value is difficult to put a figure on.

An invaluable qualification of Dr. Hamer's work.

Vice President Taha and Mr. Garang, we highly appreciate your invaluable role in the achievement of that Agreement.

Mr President, I wish to congratulate Mr Paasilinna and Mr Alyssandrakis on their very timely and invaluable work.

Although most of these sources will remain useful, the development of documentary databases is already providing invaluable assistance.

Their varied experience and enthusiasm make an invaluable contribution.

A few days ago, my invaluable manservant, Bates...

SAN FRANCISCO Science provides an invaluable source of guidance to individuals and governments.

Water is a vulnerable and invaluable natural resource.

(6) On the diplomatic front, President Paul Biya used his great diplomatic prowess to secure an invaluable piece of real estate for the country, the Bakassi Peninsular.

Humanitarian aid, drugs, foodstuffs, clothes, etc. sent through the Board of the Serbian Orthodox Church to the people and refugees affected by war are invaluable.

This experience will be invaluable as a way of improving the way I study English.

You know, really, you are an invaluable assistant.

On the other hand, it is with concern that we note the theft of 64 archaeological objects of priceless value from the museum on the island of Aegina, near Athens.

And this has been invaluable in our approach to try to study these things.

The oceans and seas are invaluable to the welfare of humanity, providing living and non living marine resources and vital means of transportation.

The work carried out by the joint parliamentary committees was invaluable, as was the work of so many of the parliamentary committees.

As a result, in 1988 the Customs authorities of the United States of America seized about 700 pieces, of incalculable value, some of which were to be displayed at a festival in San Francisco, California.

In such circumstances, the need for low flying drones that could take photographs of the affected areas and relay the information to UNPROFOR instantly are invaluable.

And they possess likewise the necessary means, and the legitimate reasons to use them two resources of incommensurable value, under certain circumstances, of which probably no market and no international organisation could ever dispose of in an analogous measure.

It is therefore extremely important.

Of course their contribution is priceless.

You can't buy publicity like that.

Look at this priceless bit of woodcarving.

Invaluable art objects continued to be smuggled out of Cyprus and place names had been changed in a blatant attempt to distort the history of the country.

Because of their experience, they have been an invaluable source of information and advice to the Mission.

On Tuesday, 11 April 1990, four unknown persons, probably illicit dealers in antiquities, broke into the Museum of Ancient Corinth and stole 166 objects of inestimable value.