Sentence examples for access to copies from inspiring English sources
The MR-guarantee can effectively prevent this since it disallows access to copies of the database that are less current than the previously read copy.
The commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks said on Wednesday that it had reached agreement with the White House to give the panel access to copies of the daily intelligence briefings sent to President Bush's desk shortly before the attacks.
The letter said the House and Senate Intelligence Committees had been briefed "on these operations multiple times and have had access to copies of the classified" orders and opinions of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
A1 Deal Set on Pre-9/11 Briefings The federal commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks said it had reached agreement with the White House to give the panel access to copies of the daily intelligence briefings that reached President Bush's desk shortly before the attacks.
(Baidu has said it was not involved and is "determined" to prevent a repeat).In this section Just a little bit richer Great walls of fire Relics of plunder ReprintsThe immediate aim of such attacks is to bring down the targeted website, depriving Chinese users of access to copies of blocked sites (at least until new ones are set up).
We even had easy access to copies of employee's passports, with none of their personal information blacked out.
This includes easy access to copy that URL as-is, get stats, but also a way to more obviously change the URL to a custom one.
"Embed this tweet," for example, arrived December 12 to the browser, offering users easy access to copy the embed code directly from a tweet in Tweetdeck in order to paste on a website or blog.
Having DRM on your ebook may restrict access to copying, editing, and printing content.
Viewing copies available; contact Research Services to coordinate access to viewing/use copies.
The availability of (or access to) unlicensed copies is increasing both in the number of licensed copies and in the flexibility accorded to licensed copies.
