The executions in Kiwanja are a study in the unfettered cruelty meted out by the armed groups fighting for power and resources in eastern Congo.
Widespread acceptance of this pragmatic argument among government leaders, business executives, and others interested in economic progress has had a great deal to do with bringing trustees and legislators to accept the need for unfettered freedom to teach and study as one thinks best.
Do his colleagues feel unfettered in their own work?
The speaker is a tangle of incongruities, a study in self-control and unfettered impulse.
Do the market's prospects look any brighter to those pragmatic and dispassionate analysts who study chart patterns and trading statistics, unfettered by economics, politics and the groan of the crowd?
"All of the various 'studies' of voting equipment are just that–studies in an academic environment with unfettered access and do not take into account election procedures which are a crucial part of conducting an election," the statement reads.
The advantage of studying these dynamic events in an anaesthetized preparation, which allows for unfettered control and access, will clearly benefit the field of sleep research and, indeed, neuroscience in general.
In an accompanying editorial in the journal, Dr. Howard Markel, director of the Center for the History of Medicine at the University of Michigan, who was not involved in the study, praised the thoroughness of the new research "based on unfettered access to the actual mummies".
He is, in short, the anti-Dennis: not a child who is allowed to run unfettered, and thus run amok, but a child who needs to be studied and treated.
Unfettered by current notions of informed consent, Zhang did a few animal studies with the potion and then started giving it by injection to his patients with leukemia, for whom there was no other treatment at the time.
