without let or hindrance
idiom
chiefly British, law
: without being interfered with
They have the right to vote without let or hindrance.
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The possibility of a man's earning his own living in his own way, without let or hindrance, is the essential condition of there being any freedom of discussion, any freedom to oppose.
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Foreign Affairs, 18 Dec. 2011
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