Sentence examples for Period to access from inspiring English sources

First, a patient can authorize more than one healthcare institute within a designated time period to access his or her ePHIs.

According to the report, Apple received 32,342 demands — up 9percentt on the last reporting period — to access 163,823 devices in the second half of the year.

Upon completion of all 8 sessions participants will be provided with contact details of their nearest community-based Triple P support location and encouraged over a 2 year period to access these services including seminars, groups and enhanced individual support if required.

(ca) in the case of a service falling within Article 3(1)(ca), the digital content in question appears on the user's device at a time when the device is being used in that Member State in that tax period to access a digital interface.

However, foreign seasonal workers in Germany are often obliged to contribute to the unemployment and retirement scheme without being able to meet the qualifying periods to access these services.

The situation is different in France as seasonal workers enjoy total equality with French nationals and at the same time are able to meet the qualifying periods to access these services.

In low income urban settlements with few or no private sanitation facilities, women (those that can afford) have to queue for long periods to access public facilities (where they exist).

More common are reports of gender diverse people; 1) being denied services, 2) accessing practitioners with little or no knowledge of the issues facing gender diverse people, 3) being subjected to inappropriate terminology by health professionals, 4) having their own knowledge discounted, and 5) experiencing considerable waiting periods to access services.

Use ".."... (two periods) to access the directory just above your current directory.

"I was very fortunate during that period to have access to prototype instruments that were modified specifically for these needs," Sharon says.

In doing so, they underline that communication of information and support following newborn screening is required beyond the infant period to facilitate access to cascade testing and support the challenges of familial communication.