Sentence examples for unrestricted individual from inspiring English sources

Their chief, Kim Baird, said that many native people fear unrestricted individual freehold has the "potential to leave them worse off than now".

In Minnesota and elsewhere, voluntary integration efforts are no match for unrestricted individual choice.

The GP is free to accept or deny any suggestions made by the pharmacists and health-care specialists and keeps his or her unrestricted individual freedom of choice at all time during the study period.

In fact there has been a good deal of a demand for unrestricted individualism, for the right of the individual to injure the future of all of us for his own temporary and immediate profit.

In contrast, innovation flourishes when information is unrestricted, when individuals can collaborate unimpeded, and when decision-making is transparent.

Last gift came in on 3/27/2014 for $150K to Metro; Henry has donated $75K to Brookings, most going to the individual unrestricted fund".

Dionysius' central concern is how a triune God, that he calls among other things the thearchy (god-rule; god-beginning), who is utterly unknowable, unrestricted being, beyond individual substances, beyond even goodness, can become manifest to, in, and through the whole of creation in order to bring back all things to the hidden darkness of their source.

Choice of supplementary drugs was at the unrestricted discretion of individual physicians, though the protocol identified a preference for hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg/day where practicable and suitable.

For newly developed medicines, however, shared ownership or unrestricted access to individual patient data from drug related randomised controlled trials should be possible for the principal investigators of the trials, legal statistical supervisors, regulatory authorities, and researchers producing evidence based summaries of existing knowledge, with due consideration of patient privacy.

The American Nurses Association states: " The nurse, in all professional relationships, practices with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth and uniqueness of every individual, unrestricted by considerations of social or economic status, personal attributes, or the nature of health problems" [ 19].

Before the Supreme Court's landmark campaign finance ruling in January, nonprofit groups like American Future Fund, able to accept unrestricted contributions from individuals and corporations, had been limited to broadcasting "issue ads" and barred from "express advocacy," advertisements that directly urge voters to elect or defeat specific candidates.