Sentence examples for Granting access from inspiring English sources

Granting access to some people and denying it to others is the key.

Granting access could enable an abuser to install tracking software.

Granting access to novel but contested medical procedures via CED in Switzerland varied significantly over time; so did the result of final decisions.

The easy option would be to avoid granting access to anything more difficult than that.

Meanwhile, forced permissions within mobile applications are granting access to sensitive data stored on phones.

The court added that "the benefits of openness weigh strongly in favor of granting access to Delaware's arbitration proceedings".

A passport granting access to all sites and programs is $150; a $200 passport also includes the opening-night party.

Jimmy Carter's Middle Income Student Assistance Act vastly increased federal aid by granting access to the middle class.

They prohibit companies providing broadband Internet service to consumers from discriminating in granting access by customers to content providers.

He also said that everyone entering a secure marine terminal must present identification or paperwork granting access.

Rolling out telecoms infrastructure and granting access to modern energy will cost a combined $743bn every year, the report said.