| Telecoms operators can have unescorted access to BT's exchanges telecoms watchdog, Oftel, confirmed today. |
| There are people who believe it is wrong for women to be seen in public unescorted by a male relative. |
| She is enjoying significant unescorted ground leave and has not endeavoured to abscond. |
| With effect from December 1980, he was allowed freedom, unescorted, in the hospital grounds for two hours a day. |
| However, the groups were largely unescorted so Julius attached himself to one of the first parties and was able to travel to England. |
| She opened a gate leading to a small room and asked us to walk into it unescorted, passing a hanging bridge under dark lights. |
