With those statements and others, Mr. Cordray sought to reassure the committee that he, and the bureau, would be accountable to Congress, despite the significant doubts expressed by Republicans and lobbying groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, that the bureau has too much unfettered power.
In September 2006 Facebook introduced News Feed and Mini Feed, which gave members perhaps too much unfettered access to details about one another's lives; users complained they felt cyberstalked.
I think in the early days of the campaign there was just too much unfettered access to the airwaves for Donald Trump.
"A few executives at cable providers... actually have too much unfettered censorship power," notes The Huffington Post, "and it threatens our freedom of choice and access to news".
Her imagination is pleasingly unfettered, too: Ms. Ruhl dares to include the Virgin Queen, a snarling Führer and a genially addled Ronald Reagan among her characters, alongside a village idiot and a chorus line of oddly gesticulating fish.
This rhetoric echoes that of Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank, who said, in October 2009, that banks had focused too much on "unfettered speculation and financial gambling".
It is baffling that so many Fed insiders refuse to understand how another financial crisis, centered on unfettered too-big-to-fail financial companies, would undermine the fragile political consensus that currently supports central-bank independence.
But Catholic doctrine also condemns unfettered capitalism.
They paid attention, too, to their increasingly unfettered press.
Ms. Hay's Beatrice exudes a fluttery, slightly nervous energy that gives the character a touching vulnerability, but she is a deliciously unfettered comedian too.
