Sentence examples for new unrestricted from inspiring English sources

And Apple will charge a fee to convert old copy-protected music files, en masse, into new, unrestricted files.

Ever since Quebec's controversial P6 bylaw was enacted in 2012, the cops armed with new unrestricted powers, controversial tactics, and larger budgets—have been selectively cracking down on protests, this one in particular.

If the borrower cannot pay –TitleMax's average loan is for $1,300 – the borrower is sent to another TitleMax location outside of the city, where he or she can receive a new, unrestricted loan.

Images that fall under the new unrestricted-use guidelines either belong to the Getty or are already in the public domain.

If, for example, the new agreement allows unrestricted free agency after four seasons, the tenders for many of the players would be moot.

The national police's overriding priority, said Víctor Díaz, a senior official on the force and an administrator at the new university, is "unrestricted respect for human rights".

The letter says: "How are local authorities going to be able to support unrestricted new immigrant individuals and entire families without additional financial support or increased local taxation?

A new methodology, the Unrestricted Wind Farm Layout Optimization (UWFLO), that addresses critical aspects of optimal wind farm planning is presented in this paper.

The authors devised a new technique, called the unrestricted depth search, in which each edge may be visited an unbounded (but finite) number of times.

He therefore links in a new way God as unrestricted being with God as utterly beyond being or any determinate predications.

Nor does this budget offer these communities anything new in the way of unrestricted state assistance.