Sentence examples for made unhindered from inspiring English sources

This time, despite another government campaign that made unhindered use of the apparatus of the state, Mr Maduro's margin was below 250,000.

Children play volleyball below the cliffs and archaeologists work unhindered.

"The ruling family tends to blame the parliament for Kuwait's failure to develop as rapidly as Dubai - a model which allows the government to make decisions unhindered by democratic institutions," commented Nathan Brown of the Washington-based Carnegie Foundation.

For us though, this is a really big decision and we need space to be able to make it unhindered by other people's ideas or preferences.

Mr Rogoff concedes that if the Federal Reserve and Treasury had made flawless decisions unhindered by politics, the outcome would have been happier.

Israel replied that a hard-core group of Palestinians, all heavily armed, had entered Egypt's Sinai peninsula from Gaza a month ago, camped and trained there, and made their way unhindered across open desert to the site of the attack.

We gain the chance to make Scotland fairer, unhindered by a Westminster system which has created one of the largest gaps between rich and poor in the developed world".

Your right to pursue your chances in life was a right to affront your destiny and wrestle with fortune (not identical with "making a fortune"), and to do so unhindered by the designs of other people or by any institution in which you have no voice.

That's because Europe has many world-class companies, with world-class managers, who get on with the business of making money for shareholders unhindered by the incompetence of Europe's politicians and the inertia of its institutions.

It was also an era in which one could work virtually unhindered as a photographer on Britain's inner-city streets people were eager to have their struggles made known and were far less suspicious of outsiders' intentions than they are now.

He explained his enthusiasm for leaving Europe thus: "We'll be able to make our own laws unhindered by anyone else, and our democratic parliament will not be overruled by a European court".