Sentence examples similar to access term from inspiring English sources

"Currently many banks cannot access term-funding markets at reasonable rates," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a report on European banks.

In the UK, funding bodies generally require that researchers publish under open access terms, with open access publishing fees paid from the researcher's grant.

The majority of Birmingham City University's top ten feeder institutions are classed as high priority in access terms, yet year on year we are seeing overall increases in applications from these schools.

Visit the Contributor Access Terms & Conditions for eligibility information and to apply online.

Based on the results, it may reassess the medicines prices and market access terms [9].

Use will be open to any relevant European and worldwide initiative under fair access terms and in accordance with IPR-related rules adopted by testbed providers and users.

It's likely only one of many places where such huge sets of personal data collected during a period of permissive Facebook access terms have been obtainable.

Late payments can damage your credit rating, which can limit your access, long term, to some of the things you are working hard for in college.

Despite being unable to form new long-term memories, many amnesic patients can still access long-term memories formed before the brain damage was inflicted.

Should its aim simply be greater market access under terms slightly more beneficial for workers?

Some readers said they were childless by choice, but were unable to access long-term or permanent methods of contraception.