Sentence examples for its unfettered from inspiring English sources

And he criticized the country's music as intolerable and attacked its unfettered press, accusing it of violations of privacy.

"If a board is unable or unwilling to do so, it should not exercise its unfettered discretion to embark on a manual recount".

While her foray into cabaret, "Sawdust Palace," departs from her mostly lyrical, introspective work in its unfettered embrace of the ridiculous, it's likely to be as poetic as it is funny.

It is hard to beat Kenya for its unfettered access to wildlife, but visitors often forget that getting up close does not have to mean being confined in a vehicle.

It's also not surprising that it would get pressure to rein in some of its unfettered growth: the company last quarter reported revenues of $2.7 billion, which was only curtailed because it's investing so much in expansion.

But on consequentialist grounds alone it seems clear that controlling intense anger rather than its unfettered expression is closer to what a good life requires, for though anger may sometimes be enabling in motivating constructive solutions to personal or political problems, its indiscriminate expression is more likely to be disabling, both for those expressing it and for those around them.

But Microsoft is also hoping that, by slowing things down, it can continue to run its business unfettered, as its new operating system, Windows 2000, makes inroads into the higher end of computing, and its new Internet strategy, known as Next Generation Windows Services (NGWS), is rolled out.

For example, if one ISP has a special agreement with Hulu, it might provide its customers unfettered access to Hulu while slowing down speeds for competitors like Netflix or Amazon.

Recently, though, the army has begun allowing a few foreign correspondents to roam Jaffna and its environs unfettered by minders.

We have no illusions that the Chinese Communist Party will suddenly decide to allow its citizens unfettered access to the Internet through Google's Hong Kong service, where it was redirecting China-based searchers.

It is the kind of thing the folks at the World Trade Organization might dream about: last week, a product from North Africa made its way unfettered across the Atlantic and through the Caribbean before being distributed across Texas.