Sentence examples for unrestricted over from inspiring English sources

Tajikistan gives unrestricted over flight rights, and quickly agreed to NDN ground transit.

Phototrophic algae, lichens and heterotrophic bacteria are also found to be mutually interacts with each other where organic acids produced by phototrophs serves as carbon source for the heterotrophs and both grow unrestricted over a periods of several months[55].

That would end the current unrestricted over-the-counter sales.

In December 2011, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius denied the application of one morning-after pill manufacturer, Teva Pharmaceuticals, that had requested the Food and Drug Administration allow unrestricted over-the-counter sales of the pill.

For these students, many are likely to have been exposed to multiple courses of antibiotics due to the unrestricted or over-the-counter availability of antibiotics in developing countries [ 8].

This is true also of the Pope, who does not have unrestricted power over Church property, still less over the properties of lay people (pp. 96 105).[80] John's assumption that original appropriation is by individuals, and his remark that individuals acquire property by "labour and industry" (pp. 86, 103), have led to suggestions that he anticipated Locke's theory of property.

Convinced that the days of unrestricted capitalism were over, he advocated in his Die neue Wirtschaft (1918; "The New Economy") industrial self-government combined with employee participation and effective state control rather than the wholesale nationalization of industry by the state.

While it benefits record labels and artists, it may not appeal to people who find it easy to share unrestricted files over the Web.

The advantage of unrestricted index over conventional selection based on lactation EBV increases with increasing economic weight assigned to persistency.

The problem is that once we quantify in an unrestricted way over whatever exists, letting the primitive relation of bringing about the existence of such things apply always and everywhere, occasionalism follows quite quickly.

For we could then deploy a suitable variation on Russell's paradox in order to obtain a contradiction.[24] Many have concluded from this that there is no genuinely unrestricted quantification over all objects at once.