Sentence examples for access contingent from inspiring English sources

Proposed legal changes would place shelters under government authority and make a woman's access contingent on discriminatory social mores, including virginity and marital status.

Even if that bill could not pass a Republican-held Senate or get past a Trump veto, states should attempt to make ballot access contingent on that low baseline of ethical compliance and basic financial transparency.

Voluntary faculty can also gain read-only access to EpicCare, which is used by Physician Organization providers to document patient care activities (access contingent upon completion of the required training courses).

With plans dictated by the seasons and weather conditions, and with access contingent on military approval, the project was forced into an organized sprawl.

This means that while the political party pages are (potentially) accessible to anyone anywhere, such access is contingent upon familiarity with language-varieties/modalities deployed on the page, contextual knowledge as well as conventions of digital languaging.

East Side access is contingent on a real Second Avenue subway".

Consumers need only have access to the contingent consumable components to continue to derive service from a durable.

He demands contingent access to Greek and Spanish property and other assets to a value of €500bn in case the eurozone should collapse.

But this approach might go awry if the European Union makes preferential trade access for Britain contingent on preferential treatment of migrants from within the union.

The blockade is potentially bad news for users of Internet TV, because it suggests that online access should be contingent upon a monthly payment to the cable or satellite TV company that also supplies Internet access.

The treatment package (manual guidance, auditory prompts, and contingent access to toy play and social interaction with the recipient instructor) was introduced successively across participants in a multiple-baseline design.