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The 1970 victory had been preceded by talk of competitiveness, lower taxes, the hunting down of "lame duck" industry, a curb on public spending and an assault on what was seen as untrammelled trade union power.
Like all parts of the social chapter, it was opposed by Margaret Thatcher and the Tories because of their belief that anything that stopped the untrammelled operation of the free market was an affront both to the right of employers to act as they saw fit and to individual liberty.
Alan Mitcham Cologne, Germany The proposed HS2 and the HS2 extension will go through beautiful, untrammelled countryside.
You had your opportunity to express your untrammelled views on Cameron's speech and the least you can expect is that I have mine.
Support for privatisation, untrammelled free markets, lower taxes on the rich – all of this is treated almost as objective truth.
The reaction to Shame, with its copious nudity, untrammelled rawness and explicit subject matter helped to modify, if not entirely destroy, Mulligan's wholesome image – she has described herself as "baby-faced".
I'd hope that my default intellectual and political position is flexible, untrammelled by old-world prejudice, and non-judgmental when it comes to sex, race and class.
If turnout in next week's elections is really low, England and Wales (Scotland is sensibly sticking with police authorities) could end up with mighty figures who feel untrammelled by public scrutiny.
Mr Sharon has re-established Israel's untrammelled military rule of the West Bank, enabling his soldiers to enter Palestinian areas at will and to lay siege to the rest.But the main reason for disbelieving in change, say Palestinians, is that Mr Sharon's policies preclude meaningful reformThere is no sign that this will change.
As a professor of the history of international relations, he tends to overplay the diplomacy and war and underplay the economics and domestic policy.The Thirty Years War was mainly fought in German territory, for instance, but the purpose of the Treaty of Westphalia that ended it surely went further than to "guard against German princes exercising untrammelled sovereignty".
The murder of the businessman, Neil Heywood, and its attempted coverup, exposed the untrammelled power of senior officials to a global audience.
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The term "untrammelled " functions as a descriptive adjective, typically modifying nouns to indicate a state of being unrestricted or unimpeded. Ludwig AI confirms its acceptability in written English. For instance, one might speak of "untrammelled power" or "untrammelled access".
Expression frequency: Very common
