The phrase "access passed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that access has been granted or that a certain access point has been reached, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The system indicates that access passed, allowing the user to enter the secure area."
Alternatives: "access granted" or "entry approved".
The fact that only four of fourteen proposals to adopt proxy access passed in 2018 marks a significant shift from 2015, 2016 and 2017 where the majority of shareholder proposals to adopt proxy access passed.
KRAVITZ--Miriam (Mimi), a longtime friend and board member of the supportive housing organization, Community Access, passed away on January 16th at age 54.
Of the four companies where shareholder proposals to adopt proxy access passed at the 2018 annual meeting, only one has since adopted proxy access.
There's no polling data available for Montana and North Dakota, but Montana's last medical marijuana initiative (the new one would expand access) passed in 2004 with 62percentt of the vote, and a 2014 poll of North Dakota residents found 47 percent in favor of medical pot and 41percentt opposed.
LIO will issue you a temporary access pass that provides access to RBML.
The Centre Access pass will open new viewing points, including the inside of Copse corner.
When she couldn't find her access pass, she simply jumped the fence.
Michael Leavitt, cave access manager, said Mr. Jones and his group had had the required access pass and, given the information on a pass application, were experienced cavers.
The architecture of the proposed cell is similar to the standard 6T SRAM cell with the exception that the access pass gates are replaced with full transmission gates.
The two categories that the state is proposing to eliminate account for 65 percent of the 34,000 Access Pass holders, the state said.
The following categories of people will still be automatically entitled to Access Passes: the blind, the deaf, the nonambulatory, amputees, disabled veterans and the mentally disabled.
