Sentence examples for of unrestricted access from inspiring English sources
The Greens allowed the filmmakers months of unrestricted access.
Vaz, chairman of the home affairs select committee, and Conservative committee member Mark Reckless were at Luton, they said, "to see for ourselves" the procedures in place on the first day of unrestricted access to the UK for Romanian and Bulgarian workers.
His "wish list" of reforms is reported to include bringing back some powers from Brussels to London, opting out of "ever closer union", a promise of unrestricted access to eurozone markets for non-euro member states, and a four-year wait for EU nationals seeking to claim benefits of tax credits in the UK.
Although there has been a great deal of research into Collaborative Information Retrieval CIR and Collaborative Information Seekingng (CIS), the majority has assumed that team members have the same level of unrestricted access to underlying information.
Available for 2.99 Euros from all of the respective app stores (iTunes App Store, Android Market, and Microsoft zune Marketplace), the basic app provides the user with 90 days of unrestricted access to Play.fm audio streams, after which they're limited to five hours listening per month.
Barack Obama knows that, Joe Scarborough knows that, and I'd bet that even the most vociferous opponents of unrestricted access to Plan B know that.
We hope that the findings from the OPEN project will contribute to these decisions and implementation processes, emphasising once more the needs of academia and the public for unrestricted access to an unbiased body of evidence of complete results of all clinical trials.
The effect of CagA confirms the relevance of an unrestricted access of VacA to mitochondria in VacA-induced apoptosis.
An examination of this response pattern showed that privacy, ease of access, unrestricted access and lack of alternative sources determined the choice of location.
The hospital gave the producers unprecedented access to its inner workings, though not, of course, unrestricted access.
From polls it's pretty clear that most Americans are uncomfortable with the idea of totally unrestricted access to abortions.
