Sentence examples for access rendered from inspiring English sources
The U.S. said Syria's delay in giving the inspectors access rendered their investigation meaningless and officials said the administration had its own intelligence confirming chemical weapons use.
Mary Crovo of the National Assessment Governing Board, which creates policies for the national tests, said several members of a committee that sets guidelines for the reading tests believed large numbers of low-income and rural students might not have regular Internet access, rendering measurements of their online skills unfair.
A simple example: In India, lack of reliable internet access renders online customer service useless.
But some of those companies have included, or are considering including, in proxy access mechanisms provisions that could significantly impair shareowners' ability to use proxy access, or even render access unworkable.
The ability to access and render the content of files can depend upon the presence of other data that resided on the disk.
Providing the kind of access may render it very difficult to pursue clinical trials.
In several advertisements, the title "Random Access Memories" is rendered in the same font and coloring as the "Thriller" logo.
Perhaps the swift execution of entertainment and media careers can be seen as an attempt to build a wall of sorts a clear division between people who felt that the "Access Hollywood" recording rendered Trump unfit for office and those who did not.
High building density, combined with housing pressure on open spaces, and a higher density of traffic, leading to mobility issues (Oliver et al. 2011), have rendered access to safe and high-standard green spaces and public playgrounds (Allen et al. 2013) an acute challenge.
Flowstone will provide the inial start-up expenses in return for partial ownership, profit, and free access to services rendered.
Whilst opinions of existing systems were generally favourable, a prominent point raised was the relative scarcity of computers in work areas which rendered access and use problematic at times.
