untrammelled

Contrary to the Democratic version of history, America did not enjoy untrammelled influence abroad before he arrived.

His position was secure, his home-life, if not satisfactory, was at least undisturbed , his personal liberty rather untrammelled.

Today, one can't help sensing that what began as a positive spirit of anarchy has descended into a vapid , untrammelled 'anything-goes'.

A 1964 act defines wilderness, rather poetically, as "an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammelled by man" .

No wonder those forces are so often held to be untrammelled , unfettered or merely triumphant from Seattle to Shanghai.

It helps, too, that even for an untrammelled if benign autocracy, Qatar's command structure is slim.

Not everyone in Tokyo thinks China is aiming for untrammelled primacy.

But once the PP takes over, Mr Rajoy will hold nearly untrammelled power.

The real worry about the AK party's untrammelled rule concerns democracy, not religion.

The Kurds, after enjoying almost untrammelled autonomy for nearly two decades, increasingly loathe Mr Maliki's new establishment in Baghdad;

The mind must be free from influence, from inward compulsions and urges, so that it is alone untrammelled by the past;