unfettered

/ ʌnˈfɛtəd /

adjective

1. released from physical or mental bonds; unrestrained

Example Sentences

A president’s power to change direction in foreign policy is almost unfettered, and Trump has vowed to do exactly that.

From Los Angeles Times

The power elite identified by Mills and that Trump would restore to unfettered control melds class and caste—and has an important history.

From Salon

Bush and Bill Clinton that ushered in a new era of bipartisanship, or a "uniparty" of sorts, in support of nearly unfettered free trade which saw the devastating loss of well-paying blue collar jobs that allowed Trump to become the first Republican in three decades to win the Rust Belt.

From Salon

Then Netanyahu landed in New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly and made clear he would press ahead unfettered in his offensive against the Iran-backed Hezbollah organization in Lebanon.

From Los Angeles Times

Although such cameras can help drivers see areas that would otherwise be hidden due to their vehicle’s height and hood design, they cannot provide unfettered vision.

From Slate