Sentence examples for unrestricted passage from inspiring English sources

The result is a depression, the foveal pit, where light has an almost unrestricted passage to the light-sensitive cells.

Nor was it unreasonable for Serbia later to object to the American and European demand that NATO peacekeepers enjoy "unrestricted passage and unimpeded access" throughout Yugoslavia -- in effect, that it consent to be an occupied country.

Article III: on the train station in Varėna (Orany); it was to remain under Polish control but the Polish side promised unrestricted passage of civilian trains, but only two military trains per day Article IV: on prisoner exchange.

They allow almost unrestricted passage of plasma components to the perisinusoidal space, where the cords of parenchymal cells called as hepatocytes are situated.

However, the absence of hairs in combed yarn allows unrestricted passages of air through inter yarn pores and thus combed yarn fabrics (RM1.1 RM3.3) showed higher air permeability.

The ALJ may act at any time to permit material that becomes declassified or unrestricted through passage of time to be transferred to the unrestricted access portion of the record.

By contrast, numerous bridges over the East River and the Harlem River are free both ways, allowing for unrestricted (if slow) passage between lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, say, or between Harlem and the South Bronx: ho hum.

This week, this beloved rite of passage – a month of almost unrestricted train travel around Europe for a bargain £326 – was sucked into the muck of the EU referendum debate.

Ultimately, the reworked passage in the handbook will allow students unrestricted access to their departmental travel funds.

The Senate today defeated the last major challenge to the effort to ban unrestricted contributions to the political parties, clearing the way for passage of comprehensive campaign finance legislation.

Steve Novak, Jared Jeffries, Baron Davis and Mike Bibby are unrestricted free agents.