These include Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan which denied al-Qaida free rein in Afghanistan by overthrowing the Taliban.
He gives perfume-makers free rein to do their thing, then applies his nose and marketing prowess to help refine the scents.
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But in practice it could give spooks and security-service apparatchiks free rein.
"Trust me - if you gave people at Google free rein to produce TV you'd end up with a lot of bad sci-fi, " he said.
Kewalram backed him--it owns just over a quarter of the company today--but Verghese would have free rein.
There he had free rein to critique what he considered avant-garde's excesses.
"It causes an immense amount of concern, real worries, as to the democratic nature of the country if the army is going to be given, in effect, a free rein and a licence to do whatever they will - a licence to kill, almost, " he said.
He will surmise that he has free rein to rebuild his arsenal of destruction, and someday - make no mistake - he will use it again as he has in the past.
Thatcher responded with radical reforms, shaped by the ideas of free-market economists Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman on minimizing government control and allowing markets free rein in deciding the shape of the economy.
Some scientists, giving their imaginations free rein (and extrapolating from Earth's own sea creatures), have suggested filter-feeders, such as whales.
Just look how our present crisis has been attributed to the free market instead of government intervention -- and how proposed solutions inevitably involve yet more government intervention to rein in the pursuit of self-interest.
This is similar in many respects to the situation that prevailed in the 1990s, when Rafiq al-Hariri held sway as part of a compact between Syria and Saudi Arabia, and Hizbullah was given free rein to operate against the Israeli forces then occupying the south of the country.
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