Sentence examples for access to decision makers from inspiring English sources

One is The Times's extraordinary access to decision makers.

"Low-income people have low access to decision makers," Waterford says.

They may become frustrated as they struggle for access to decision makers who are juggling many other projects and people.

Companies seek out retired military brass both for their stature and their easy access to decision makers at the Pentagon, Congress and the White House.

Civil liberties groups and activists on both sides of forest debates say that the Forest Service is thwarting public access to decision makers.

Goals can range from lead generation or gaining access to decision makers to actually selling products or services — measured against the expense and opportunity cost of that event.

How do you get access to decision-makers?

Some say devolution has given them greater access to decision-makers.

In some companies this reward is being made through payment of bonuses, in others it is through access to decision-makers.

Industry-friendly policies on car emissions, energy union, the Emissions Trading Scheme, and the upcoming Paris climate negotiations clearly reflect the disturbing level of access to decision-makers enjoyed by dirty energy.

"The whole point is to have access to decision-makers and people who are really involved in the process of the referendum," said Nicholas Wood, director of the London-based Political Tours.