"You don't have unfettered ability to redraw new boundaries".
It will probably be the first time they have unfettered, unsupervised access to sexual partners.
"The Montana Supreme Court said the board does not have unfettered discretion".
This system replaces the era of "parliamentary sovereignty" during apartheid, when Parliament — racist and white-nationalist — had unfettered powers.
But, as Mr Andrew says, no historian has yet had unfettered access.In Britain, MI5 is leading the spooks into the limelight.
Mr. Hale said senior officials had reviewed Mr. Dale's care and were satisfied that he had "unfettered access to medical treatment".
Prosecutors, who are elected officials, are also subject to political pressures, yet they have unfettered discretion to set the terms of a juvenile's charge.
Throughout his presidential campaign last year, Mr. Bush emphasized that donors should have unfettered rights to express themselves in political campaigns and that the parties themselves should not be threatened.
At the core of the administration's position is a conviction that the executive branch must have unfettered freedom when it comes to prosecuting war.
"States do not have unfettered discretion to determine that a provider is not 'qualified' for purposes of federal Medicaid law," the agency wrote.
