Sentence examples for unsupervised access from inspiring English sources
It will probably be the first time they have unfettered, unsupervised access to sexual partners.
He was given "unrestricted and largely unsupervised" access to the girls' school and committed at least 46 offences.
Do not use a ladder with the trampoline lest it provide small children with unsupervised access to it.
He had been close friends with the chief mortician in Leeds, and had regular, unsupervised access to the mortuary.
One day I had unsupervised access to the family PC and, for reasons forgotten, an urge to hear the campy orchestral number from the film Austin Powers.
Asked at the Leveson inquiry whether he had had unsupervised access to material classified top secret or above, he replied "I may have done, yes".
They and other civilian contractors, the report says, were allowed to "wander about" the prison "with too much unsupervised, free access to the detainee area".
Elle, for instance, offers 60 nuggets of advice from psychologists and parents on how to have "a relaxed and efficient rentrée," including the admonishment to "maintain your positions and show constancy," not give cellphones or unsupervised Internet access to children under 12, parcel out pocket money, but "be more flexible when it comes to food" and "give room to dreams, or even boredom".
Peter Stanford, the director of the Longford Trust, which awards higher education scholarships, tells of one prison in which a newly transferred inmate was recently told he simply could not continue with the degree he'd already spent six months studying for, because he was not allowed unsupervised internet access.
They include: having an obsession with firearms, displaying excessively aggressive behavior, being bullied and having unsupervised or easy access to firearms.
He proposed that the usual external inhibitors or constraints (e.g., levels of supervision, access to unsupervised children and so on) need to be overcome before an incident of sexual abuse can occur (Finkelhor 1984).
