Sentence examples for make unrestricted from inspiring English sources
"Men are quite happy to make unrestricted gifts.
Lawrence Mandell, executive vice president of the New York United Way, defended the practice of charging different donors different amounts, stressing that donors who make unrestricted gifts to the United Way receive services that other donors do not.
Patrick McEnroe, the United States captain, and Jim Courier -- a former No. 1 player who is the team coach -- applauded the International Tennis Federation's decision giving Davis Cup captains the authority to make unrestricted, last-minute lineup changes.
It's notable that technology funding in the countries with the most entrepreneurial states, such as Finland, Israel or the United States, generally make unrestricted grants, and where they seek a return, this is generally capped at the original level of the grant – the state can get its money back with interest, but not an equity share.
This freedom is expressed through the human power to make unrestricted decisions about their own actions.
Further, donors making "unrestricted gifts" -- those that allow the United Way discretion in spending their donations -- often pay a higher percentage of their contributions.
A year ago, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made unrestricted open Internet access a top foreign policy priority for the United States.
In New York, the 1916 act to allow light and air to reach the streets encouraged a stepped or ziggurat approach to skyscraper design; this "set-back" style often made unrestricted use of the 25 percent of the site allowed by law to complete with a very tall tower.
Added to failure to disclose stocks of media in which germs and deadly viruses are bred, Iraqi refusal to make available unrestricted access to scientific brains (and their spouses and aides) would be a breach so material as to overwhelm even French objections.
Besides basket funds, which are often earmarked for specific activities, the district authority receives block grants over which local authorities can make relatively unrestricted choices.
