Sentence examples similar to access granted without credentials from inspiring English sources

The first is a national credential, which offers the same access granted to members of traditional news media organizations.

According to the CRPD, access to inclusive education is to be granted without the requirement to meet any eligibility criteria.

The AP can then regularly assign TOs to the station, without needing subsequent TO requests from the station (similar to unsolicited access grant in 802.16 [7]).

The Trump campaign did not respond to questions about how TruNews gained access to the Michigan rally or whether the outlet was granted press credentials to cover it.

If independent journalists are granted such credentials to cover Congress, then the big news organizations suddenly lose their money-making monopoly over access to the U.S. Capitol.

In April 1896 Betances was granted diplomatic credentials on behalf of the revolutionary government of Cuba.

Direct free CAMHS access was granted in all units, even without paediatrician referral.

Obviously the many secure buildings — the towering Vehicle Assembly Building, SpaceX's giant shed by pad 39A, the adjacent Blue Origin facility — would be impossible to access without real credentials.

The access was granted last summer.

I wouldn't take access for granted.

Otherwise access is granted.