Sentence examples for access is reserved for from inspiring English sources

North Korea is hardly a place for mainstream Internet access — the country has a reported 2 million mobile phone users but Internet access is reserved for government officials or other high-level positions — but this is a further step to shut the country off and restrict access to information.

Usually such access is reserved for visiting prelates.

Private home access is reserved for rare circumstances, and the country's few internet cafes are too expensive for most.

Currently Internet access is reserved mainly for office staff and there is clearly an impression that management does not view MLP use of the Internet as work.

This means that access to IVF is reserved for heterosexual married or stably living together couples, using their gametes.

The road is reserved for Israeli access to a settlement called Netzarim.

Access to village-owned ocean beaches is reserved for residents, but in practice wily visitors can figure out ways to get there.

Access to the world wide web is reserved for a trusted elite in North Korean society.

Access to the world wide web is reserved for the trusted elite and for students training for commercial or military work.

The idea that access to a high quality premiere performance is reserved for the elites of the world's cultural capitals is as obsolete as the notion that only a select few people can own mobile phones (I remember reading with great amusement Martin Cooper's description of sophisticated New Yorkers gaping at the sight of a man making a call while walking down the street in the 1970s).

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