The easements will also allow recreational activities on the land and will provide access to branches of the Grasse River and its tributaries.
"Previous reviews have found the authorisation process for banks, the cost of IT and access to branches as barriers to entry or expansion in retail banking.
To investigate whether gilts housed indoors would use branches for nest building and whether access to branches would affect the termination of nest building and parturient behaviour, we studied gilts housed individually in pens designed to stimulate natural nest building.
In their home aviaries, the crows had unlimited access to branches, sticks and children's toys of assorted sizes and shapes.
Recently, we reported a method that overturns the linear selectivity of Murai-type hydroarylations[ 10, 11] to provide access to branched adducts 1 b (Scheme 1 a).[ 12, 13] All steps up to iridium III)–alkyl intermediates 3 a and 3 b are fast and reversible, with linear adduct 3 a likely favored on steric grounds.
This may require giving up access to a branch, however, which some people are unwilling or unable to do.
The Broomhill Library Action Group lodged a legal complaint over the council's approach to using volunteers, arguing that its needs assessment was flawed and a quarter of Sheffield's residents had been left without access to a branch.
They also gain access to a branch network and client list they could never afford to replicate, even after World Trade Organisation rules force China to open its domestic banking market fully from end-2006.
In the U.K., Goodwin points out, customers like having easy access to a branch, even if they do most of their banking online or by telephone.
If this view of glycogen structure is correct, it would imply that AMPK would only be able to bind to the nonreducing ends at the surface of a full-size glycogen molecule and may not be able to gain access to internal branch points.
