Sentence examples for granted unrestricted from inspiring English sources

In 1693 Charles was granted unrestricted power by the estates to implement and safeguard his reforms.

Neither the families, nor our legal representatives, were granted unrestricted access to any of that evidence.

They should not be granted unrestricted laboratory key access until they have completed laboratory safety training.

Third and fourth year undergraduates may be granted unrestricted key access on a case-by-case basis as determined by the laboratory and department managers.

9/11 and 24/7 Since last September, when he was granted unrestricted 24-hour access to ground zero with the support of the Museum of the City of New York and the office of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the photographer Joel Meyerowitz has documented the recovery, reclamation, demolition and excavation at the site.

And players will be granted unrestricted free agency after four seasons with a club, rather than three under the old deal.

The league wanted to grant unrestricted free agency for players with at least 10 years of service and restricted free agency for players with at least seven years.

In September, it began to implement an agreement with America, Canada and Japan to grant unrestricted access to its markets to the world's poorest countries.

In addition to abrogating the 1930 agreement on residence, trade and shipping privileges, Ankara has suspended a 1955 agreement granting unrestricted travel facilities to nationals of both countries.

Finland was the first country in the world to grant unrestricted voting rights to women in 1906, and elected its first female president in 2000.

Last year 11,000 scientists signed a pledge stating that they would publish only in journals that "grant unrestricted free distribution rights" to original research they have published.