unfettered choice
collocation in Englishmeaningsofunfetteredandchoice
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unfettered
adjective
uk/ʌnˈfet.əd/us/ʌnˈfet̬.ɚd/
not limited by rules or any other ...
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choice
noun
uk/tʃɔɪs/us/tʃɔɪs/
an act or the possibility ...
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(Definition ofunfetteredandchoicefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Throughout trades and services, we should leave the people a moreunfetteredchoiceon how they use their money.
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At all events, there must be a free andunfetteredchoice.
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Individuals should thereby have full, free andunfetteredchoiceof the language that they want to use.
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It is a matter for the free andunfetteredchoiceof the committees.
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Neither is theunfetteredchoicethe privilege and prerogative of the schools themselves.
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There are no picture posters and no platform speeches—nothing to confuse the issues or to interfere with the free andunfetteredchoiceof the electorate.
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The matter therefore does not rest, as he suggested, on the free andunfetteredchoiceof the employer.
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It is impossible to haveunfetteredchoicefor some without denying choice to the great majority.
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It is far better in the interests of the employers and the foremen that it should be known it is the free,unfetteredchoiceof the men.
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If there is to be uncontrolled,unfetteredchoiceof transport, then people will tend to use the private car if there is no restriction upon its use.
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They should have a chance to make those changes if they wish, and to do so in a way which is conducive to a fair andunfetteredchoice.
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Let no one suggest that in a free society we cannot impose pressures on employers that prevent them from engaging the employees of their absolute andunfetteredchoice.
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Sometimes we cannot have anunfetteredchoice.
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I am the first to recognise that it would be idle to suggest that within a publicly provided and maintained service every parent can have anunfetteredchoiceof school.
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