Sentence examples for unfettered direct from inspiring English sources

In its submission, Royal Mail said it was already managing a structural decline in letters of between 4% and 6% a year, but highlighted the threat of "unfettered" direct delivery competition.

"Unfettered direct delivery competition threatens to undermine the one-price-goes-anywhere, universal postal service.

In a statement Royal Mail said it welcomed the Ofcom review but said it was disappointed that the regulator did not "share the company's view on the threat that unfettered direct delivery poses to the future sustainability of the Universal Service".

Our generation is the first to have such unfettered and direct access to the hearts and minds of anyone on Earth.

McKissack's direct and unfettered language partners beautifully with the vivid tones of Pinkney's pencil-and-watercolor illustrations.

Soon, her ex-husband was happily remarried and living in Britain, and Ms. Carter, unfettered, was able to direct her energies entirely into being a professional matchmaker in print.

In the company's latest posting, Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel and executive vice-president of legal and corporate affairs, wrote: "Microsoft does not provide any government with direct and unfettered access to our customer's data.

Microsoft repeated to TechCrunch what it had told the Washington Post, that it "does not provide any government with direct or unfettered access to our customers' data" and that if the above revelations are true, then the company would "have significant concerns".

Imagine a world where you, as an everyday investor with a 401k and an ETrade account, could have direct and unfettered access to what many of the world's top traders are thinking and trading; in real time; and for free.

Despite the risk of it turning out to be a confusing hotchpotch of well-trodden ideas, Cloud Atlas emerged as a film to singe the synapses and serenade the senses through the virtuoso directing and sheer unfettered confidence of Tom Tykwer and the Wachowski siblings.

The lawsuit contends that the center would "give the N.S.A. direct, unlimited, unrestricted and unfettered access" to phone call information and Internet traffic on AT&T's network.