Sentence examples for for completely unrestricted from inspiring English sources

Either Saddam Hussein yields to the resolutions of the United Nations, providing for completely unrestricted inspection and disarmament, or the United States and other nations will use military force against his government to enforce his compliance.

Indeed, in practice, the resulting split networks are often quite close to being outer-labeled planar, as they usually have only a few edges crossing over each other and do not contain any "high-dimensional cubes," which may occur for completely unrestricted sets of splits.

I wandered about completely unrestricted for a while, until my travels took me to the lecture hall in the aeronautics department.

It has in fact a completely unrestricted domain, for while according to Samuelson only one profile is needed "it could be any one" (Samuelson 1967: 49).

There is also a question mark on whether we could apply relativism to all truths in a completely unrestricted way; for instance, Kölbel (2011) has argued that claims such as "an object is beautiful and not beautiful" and "an object is identical to itself" have to be excluded.

We peaceful citizens will support a completely unrestricted right for you to keep as many handguns, semi-automatic rifles, AK-47's or other killing machines in your homes as you'd like.

Having the entire flow-control system on the outside of the ladle and the inside of the ladle completely unrestricted is necessary for operating with long holding times and for certain steel treatments conducted in the ladle.

"We were completely unrestricted in how hard we could push the boat without any risk of pitchpoling," he said.

Under the agreement, HDTV programs from network broadcasters sent through cable or satellite companies will be completely unrestricted and recordable.

Arrow imposed D in conjunction with the requirement U that the domain is completely unrestricted.

This entry is about worlds that are not possible, with "possible" understood in a completely unrestricted sense.