Sentence examples for a more open access from inspiring English sources

For instance, those Member States that have a more open access to citizenship also give long-term residents the right to vote in local elections".

While high prices for big events will never change, there's momentum building for a shift to more open access for everyday games that could create a real opportunity for change that benefits everyone: primary platforms, teams, secondary marketers and fans.

Given that there is a movement towards greater and more open access to WGES research and findings, it is in the best interests of all involved to share novel ways and best practices in order to develop a universally applicable standard in this regard.

Second, data sharing is becoming a crucial element of scientific policy with the development of more open access guidelines.

Following last year's rail franchise collapse, the government should now move to support more open access rail competition, alongside franchises, and not support a policy which risks delivering subsidy-hungry "railopolies", 20 years on since Conservative railway privatisation.

We also need more open access to clinical research.

Mr Wang has been credited with promoting more open access to information about government spending.

The control centre of that unprecedented storage centre could hardly be more open access, however.

In the public sector the principle should be create more open access.

In the world of the internet and freedom of information laws, the balance is shifting towards more open access.

Swansea University is seeking to create more open access book content in line with the United Kingdom's Higher Education Funding Council for Education Research Excellence Framework Open Access policy.