Sentence examples for given unrestricted access from inspiring English sources

The account begins with Salamon's being given unrestricted access to the hospital and its personnel.

In a first, foreign journalists were given unrestricted access to People's Congress members.

During their high altitude stay, the men were given unrestricted access to food and restricted to short walks.

The public spending watchdog, the National Audit Office, must be given "unrestricted access" to the BBC's accounts, something which has been fiercely resisted by the BBC.

Asked if foreign journalists would be given unrestricted access in the future, Lerner said: "It doesn't look like it's going to be possible for the time being".

Morgen was given unrestricted access to the archive: 200 hours of audio, 4,000 pages of diaries, home videos, complete editorial freedom and final edit.

Russia is blocking Western efforts to push through a Security Council resolution that would raise the prospect of sanctions against Syria unless the government gives unrestricted access to deliver humanitarian aid.

Unlike some other EU countries it has offered few voting rights to resident foreigners, and it did not give unrestricted access to workers from the central and eastern European countries that joined in 2004.

"That doesn't mean they're going to give unrestricted access," he said.

Rock photographer Ken Regan was given unrestricted and exclusive access to this unique event.

He was given "unrestricted and largely unsupervised" access to the girls' school and committed at least 46 offences.