Sentence examples for access dealing from inspiring English sources

According to the European definition General Practice/ Family Medicine (GP/FM) is "the first medical contact within the health care system, providing open and unlimited access, dealing with all health problems regardless of the age, sex, or any other characteristic of the person concerned" (WONCA Europe, http://www.woncaeurope.org).org

Maybe it was part of the access deal.

Three priorities, "transportation", "reliable energy", and "phone/Internet access", deal with infrastructure management.

Also, Glamour readers who interact with a tag designed to look like a pink bow-tied present can immediately access deals from Glamour, including contests and freebies.

One could argue that Dish's gambit is to secure a network access deal rather than a legitimate desire to own Sprint.

The filmmakers, having gained very intimate access, deal in a questioning but sympathetic fashion with the "chemsex" phenomenon and with the largely unacknowledged health emergency it has caused.

It is known that he engaged a legal firm called Saffels & Hope to negotiate his access deal – over, not under, the table – with the governor of Kansas.

Sports journalists were outraged last year amid suspicions that Newcastle United had done an exclusive access deal with the Sun which stopped other media organisations from getting access to players.

Alta Vista has increased its popularity by launching a free-access service, and is bleeding cash (this week it pulled out of a much-hyped flat-rate access deal it had promised in Britain).

At the peak of concerns about the exclusive access deal, Simon Bird, football correspondent for the Daily Mirror, pointed out a Sun article about the Newcastle boss headlined "Why we should love Mike Ashley".

Such a pedigree might give the son an instinctive edge in negotiating network access deals with big cable operators -- unless the person on the other side of the table comes from the same gene pool.