Sentence examples for virtually unfettered from inspiring English sources

A split court striking down the act will be declaring itself virtually unfettered by the law.

To the Editor: In your editorial you state: "A split court striking down the act will be declaring itself virtually unfettered by the law.

As chief executive, they say, Mr. Obama has virtually unfettered "prosecutorial discretion" to decide when he will or will not prosecute criminal infractions.

But, by granting the Anglo-American occupying forces a virtually unfettered dispensation over Iraq — and its oil wells — for the foreseeable future, that is exactly what the resolution does.

Google said that developers would have virtually unfettered access to the marketplace, leaving it up to consumers — not Google or T-Mobile — to decide what they want to run on their phones.

Mr. Emanuel did not give her the virtually unfettered access he did Naftali Bendavid, then of The Chicago Tribune and now The Wall Street Journal, for his expletive-laced book, "The Thumpin' " (Doubleday, 2007).

Free??! Well the last time Mr. Gross offered his advice free, at the build up and the height of the crisis with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac he used his almost unfettered access to the airwaves of CNBC and virtually all the business press to further browbeat and frighten an already reeling public into a mindset to rush into bailing out Fannie and Freddie.

What emerges from an examination of the commission's activities is a picture of a board that has had almost unfettered power to free prisoners and that continued to operate in the shadows of city government with little accountability and virtually no oversight.

They have almost unfettered control over their respective cities.

Too many of the rich and powerful today have unfettered representation but virtually no taxation.

By standards of old, today's workforce is virtually unmanageable; independent, self-reliant, unfettered and unafraid.