Sentence examples for access to be granted from inspiring English sources

The amendments would also: impose mandatory reporting of abuse in detention centres to relevant, independent authorities; require all reasonable media requests for access to be granted to detention centres; and reverse the secrecy provisions of the Australian Border Force Act which makes it an offence to disclose information in the public interest about detention.

Heinrich also questioned as "particularly troubling" an aspect of the Manchin amendment that would require access to be granted in proportion to the number of students enrolled by each school; he said such a shift "has the potential to incentivize predatory conduct".

The system permits autonomy in creating forms, in analyzing and storing data and in stratifying the right of access to be granted to users working in the same study.

Under this law, however, access has to be granted only during freight elevator operating hours, which typically end around 6 p.m.

Globally, 1.2 billion people have yet to be granted access to electricity.

I was the only "art photographer" to be granted access.

The new agreement calls for United States inspectors to be granted access to such sites "based on mutual consent" with North Korea.

Security measures are especially strict at the NAP, and it is rare to be granted access.

Alice Hare, the 23-year-old narrator, relates the agony of waiting to be granted access to a private account.

Liow called for Malaysian investigators at the site to be granted access to retrieve the victims' bodies on Saturday.

Typically, only one in a hundred thymocytes are thought to be granted access to the periphery.