Sentence examples for unrestricted fire from inspiring English sources
One air safety expert suggested that these devices might be "the last unrestricted fire hazard" people can bring on airplanes.
You do not have an unrestricted right to fire an IC, as you might with your employees.
City of Cleveland, $61.4 million of subordinated lien unrestricted income tax bonds for police and fire pension payment.
He dismisses the possibility of defining identity in a second-order language on the ground of the paradoxical nature of unrestricted quantification over properties and aims his fire particularly at Quine's proposal that an I-predicate in a first-order theory may always be interpreted as expressing absolute identity (even if such an interpretation is not required).
However, this eco-region which has global and local importance is under increasing threat from a growing human population, fire, and rapid immigration with unplanned and unrestricted settlement (SOS Sahel Ethiopia 2010; Teshoma 2010).
Instead of restoring the speeds to unrestricted rates, however, a Verizon rep "indicated that County Fire would have to switch to a new data plan at more than twice the cost".
After all we've seen in recent years, for a 9 year-old child to be allowed to fire a FULLY-LOADED SUBMACHINE GUN, practically unrestricted, is just mind-boggling.
In the same month that 125 Bangladeshi fabric workers died in a factory fire, a film aiming to expose the tragedy of unrestricted globalised fashion – Dirty White Gold – reached its Sponsume target of £18,000.
In the same month that 125 Bangladeshi fabric workers died in a factory fire, a film aiming to expose the tragedy of unrestricted globalized fashion called Dirty White Gold reached its Sponsume target of £18,000 (about $27,000).
On 27 February 1933 the Reichstag building went up in flames, the Reichstag Fire Decree was passed abrogating basic civil rights and the Enabling Act of 1933 gave Hitler unrestricted legislative power.
