Sentence examples for nearly unrestricted from inspiring English sources

Maine people have long enjoyed nearly unrestricted access to millions of acres.

Kuanghan Li, a Beijing resident who has lived in Taiwan, Singapore and New York, said it was worth noting that China was one of the few places that allowed nearly unrestricted use of fireworks during the Lunar New Year.

His years as the minority leader of the State Senate left him with some legislative history, but in Albany, where the governor, the Assembly speaker, and Senate majority leader hold nearly unrestricted power, that post gave him relatively few opportunities to significantly shape legislation.

Never before has the Northern Command or the Pentagon enjoyed such nearly unrestricted access to Mexican national security decisions and operations.

Until now, developers had virtually unrestricted access the Bing Search API.

But with nearly two dozen restricted and unrestricted free agents on the roster, there will certainly be tweaks.

Belichick rebuilt an underachieving team in the off-season by signing nearly two dozen bargain-basement, unrestricted free agents, many of them familiar from his Jets days, like Bryan Cox and Roman Phifer.

The largest corporation cited in the case, General Electric, had unrestricted access to nearly $300 million from transactions made by its equipment finance subsidiary from 2007 to 2009, according to testimony, documents and company officials.

Republican and Democratic national fund-raising committees have raised a total of $392.9 million in soft money since the beginning of 1999 -- nearly twice the $207 million in unrestricted donations raised by the parties over the same period before the 1996 presidential election, Common Cause reported today.

These institutions, which serve a population of 300,000 inhabitants, are part of the Basque Health Care Service, which provides free, unrestricted care to nearly 100%% of the population.

Health care in this region is provided by the public network, which provides free unrestricted care to nearly 100% of the population.