Sentence examples for access to changing from inspiring English sources

Most attributed the phenomenon to illegal betting, with 23% saying they had been approached about matching fixing, either by the committees of clubs or during half-time when the only people who had access to changing rooms were club owners.

"We never want to disqualify a restaurant based solely on the limitations of its space," she says, noting that she always informs parents about potential obstacles, such as steps at the entrance or limited access to changing facilities.

Access to changing rooms with showers — originally built for workers in the building who bike to their jobs — will be available to visitors to the studio.

Though Costco has yet to respond publicly or to The Huffington Post, hopefully Target's statement will impel other companies to provide better access to changing tables for both mothers and fathers.

This requirement includes access to changing and toilet facilities with reassurance that the area would be securely restricted to women during the sessions and no man would accidentally just walk in.

Clicking on the plot area will give access to the gradient style, etc. Double-clicking on the chart plot line itself will give access to changing that.

In various network services remote access to dynamically changing information elements is a required functionality.

Many executives also set up procedures and relationships to have access to constantly changing information and best practices.

Walter Watson, senior supervising producer, National Public Radio in Washington, will study how the new media will affect communities that lack access to the changing way news and information are delivered.

Access to the changing rooms is with your DukeCard.

Conole and Dyke (2004), for instance, argue that digital educational technologies offer a wealth of action possibilities including access to rapidly changing information, exposure to diversity, and communication and collaboration.