Sentence examples for unregulated access from inspiring English sources
In one case, a man dressed as a chicken apparently distracted bystanders while his accomplices made off with tally sheets.Electoral competition in Nigeria is fierce, as those holding political office have easy and unregulated access to vast pots of cash.
As the Court of Appeals well put it: [T]o allow unregulated access to all comers could easily reduce rather than enlarge the parks utility as a forum for speech. 227 F. 3d 924, 924 (CA7 2000).
In addition to the concerns about APCP, Mr. Schumer said he remained worried about allowing hobbyists unregulated access to black powder because the chemical has been used in bombs constructed by Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber; Richard Reid, who was convicted of trying to detonate a shoe bomb on a trans-Atlantic flight; and Eric Rudolph, accused in the Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta.
It is owned by a very few people whom we have given unfettered, unregulated access to the most intimate parts of our young before they are fully formed – fetishising objects over experience, contact over communication, image over intimacy, the quick over the thoughtful.
Finally, we won't allow anonymous unregulated access, period.
Khat - unregulated access. .
This will allow unregulated automated access to data and intelligence by hundreds of national state agencies across Europe, bringing into practical effect the "principle of availability" (all data and intelligence held has to made available to all the other state agencies in the EU) in the Hague programme.
That is, even though we have numerous partners and untrusted startups currently recording Twitter notices and storing them for unregulated anonymous access since Twitter began.
We do not intend to allow anonymous, unregulated public access to this stream for any number of legal, financial, and technical reasons.
Clearly, there is no place in modern reporting for this kind of unregulated, unprotected access to readily available facts, let alone in capriciously using them to illustrate areas of concern.
Because of the downsides of unregulated digital access they've seen firsthand -- that naturally they want to protect their own kids from.
