Sentence examples for unrestricted ability from inspiring English sources

In a written ruling in bankruptcy court in Manhattan, Judge Sean H. Lane, who is overseeing AMR's reorganization, turned down the motion in part because it would give the carrier unrestricted ability to furlough pilots and engage in code-sharing.

In an Aug. 15 ruling, Judge Sean Lane denied American's original motion in part because it would give the carrier unrestricted ability to lay off pilots temporarily and share flights with other carriers.

As for the fourth weapon of job destruction, that's the unrestricted ability of a Chinese manufacturer to "pollute for profits".

He believes in all workers having an easy and unrestricted ability to join a union, including part-time and contract workers.

A Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty is also desirable because we are not keen on countries seeking nuclear weapons having the unrestricted ability to test them, the crucial step in having a usable nuclear weapons capability.

In point of fact, they create a virtual "license to kill" by allowing for and legally sanctioning the unrestricted ability of personnel (including chaplains) to persecute, harass, and discriminate against servicemembers on the grounds of religion, gender, and sexual orientation.

For patients to be able to choose as this assumes, they need complete information, unrestricted cognitive abilities, consistent preferences, willpower and the ability to foresee their needs [ 88].

It is through this process you become experienced, wise, and unrestricted in your ability to rise.

I remember being very unrestricted in my ability to travel around on my own and ride bikes wherever I wanted.

Have an unrestricted passport and the ability to live and work in the United Kingdom (UK).

Experimental systems that accept such natural-language queries in spoken voice have been developed; however, the ability to employ unrestricted natural language to query unstructured information will require further advances in machine understanding of natural language, particularly in techniques of representing the semantic and pragmatic context of ideas.