Sentence examples for unrestricted entry from inspiring English sources
- No evacuation orders or rain-related parking restrictions in effect, unrestricted entry to impact areas.
It addressed this problem in part through a very active program of labor recruitment in its dominions, colonies, and former colonies, building on the long-held imperial tradition that all British subjects were entitled to unrestricted entry to the United Kingdom: it was, after all, "home".
When Queen Elisabeth of Romania visited Wales her entry into the UK was unrestricted - she could come and go just as she liked.
As a result, except for customers for the casino and garment workers, mainland Chinese citizens no longer have unrestricted entry.
The people inspecting these sites could also be chosen by the US, and they would enjoy "unrestricted rights of entry into and out of Iraq" and "the right to free, unrestricted and immediate movement" within Iraq, "including unrestricted access to presidential sites".
Pay more for the premium annual pass – £209 or £169 for a per person family price – and you get unrestricted 12-month entry to all attractions plus extras such as bringing up to three friends for £10 each and car parking at theme parks.
Classical mereology can easily be seen to be equivalent to a complete Boolean algebra with the zero-element removed (Tarski 1935; Simons 1987: 25; Ridder 2002: ch. 3; see the discussion of unrestricted composition in the entry on mereology).
The situation was worsened by unrestricted submarine warfare and by the entry of the United States into the war in 1917.
Around the same time we're expecting Hefce to publish provisional details of each institution's allocated number of student places for 2013 entry, accounting for this year's unrestricted ABB+ recruitment.
This has not been the case with Haas, who have benefited from unrestricted development during their preparations for F1 entry next year.
Most small-scale fisheries are open access in nature and entry into the fishery remains unrestricted.
