Sentence examples for access agreements from inspiring English sources
Sir Martin Harris, the director of Fair Access, said: "These access agreements show a largely similar picture to 2012/13 access agreements.
Revision of access agreements has sought to reduce headline fees by diminishing financial aid.
Instead it suggests that landowners and canoeists should resolve the issue through "voluntary access agreements".
The problem with voluntary access agreements is that if the landlords don't volunteer, they don't happen.
Offa can direct Hefce or the education secretary to fine universities that breach their access agreements.
OFFA does not provide funding itself, but approves and monitors access agreements with universities and colleges.
But they can also, in effect, rent out this privilege to clients using derivatives contracts, under "market access" agreements.
The amount spent on bursaries has dropped from £465m under the 2014-15 agreementseemento, to £412m.
"A number of these access agreements were in limbo," Peter M. Douglas, executive director of the California Coastal Commission, said.
"I will work closely with universities and colleges to monitor whether there are any negative impacts and to ensure the mitigate those through their access agreements".
Only about 20,000 hectares of hill and moorland are covered by access agreements, although there has been a legal framework for such agreements since 1949.
