Related: Nick Clegg resigns as Lib Dem leader In an emollient statement outside No 10 after visiting Buckingham Palace to inform Queen Elizabeth II that all but unanimous fears of a second hung parliament – one with no majority party – had not materialised, Cameron promised to lead a "One Nation" Tory government now that he was unencumbered by the compromises of coalition with the Lib Dems.
Longer term, the director general needs a deputy who can focus purely on editorial issues unencumbered by the demands of direct line management.
You can see views untainted by crowds, buildings and roads unencumbered.
He quotes with approval the anarchist collective Crimethinc: "Putting yourself in new situations constantly is the only way to ensure that you make your decisions unencumbered by the nature of habit, law, custom or prejudice – and it's up to you to create the situations".
Unencumbered by the threat of lawsuits, bosses had more freedom than ever to indulge their greedy, fraudulent impulses, he argued.
They are unencumbered by the accumulated legacies of their rivals.
It is likely to aggravate disparities between regions as areas unencumbered by large numbers of state-owned enterprises make the biggest gains.
An army spokesman claimed that they were looking for insurgents.In this section On the trail with a megastar Bartered brides Unencumbered incumbent Naked aggression More questions than answers Sound and fury The Dutch model ReprintsMr Somchai is presumed dead.
Unencumbered by this rabble, Congress's next government is expected to be more stable, less corrupt and, at a time of economic crisis, more efficient.
And change favours the young: they learn and relearn faster and, unencumbered by families and mortgages, can afford to risk more to try new things.In many companies, rigid seniority-based hierarchies have given way to meritocracies.
Combined, they have prevented progress to a more effective economy unencumbered by traditional subsidies and benefits.
