Sentence examples for access to discussion from inspiring English sources

In America they don't get the access to discussion about these issues because the media have decided that there just isn't interest in them.

SHOP TALK -- Speaking of shopping, Compare.net (www.compare.net), the on-line shopping guide, announced deals with Classifieds 2000 and Deja News, the Internet discussion group search and archive service, to allow its shoppers to search classified ads and get access to discussion groups for peer opinions on products like washing machines and used Corvettes.

Also, as we mentioned, free access to discussion fora means that the statistical properties are based on broad social sample.

Membership is about fans paying dues (on a recurring basis) to be part of a creator's inner circle, receiving a mix of perks like exclusive content, access to discussion groups, members-only merchandise, first dibs on event tickets, video calls with the creator, etc.

Beyond informing, the portal increases awareness of users by providing access to discussion forums and space for individuals and groups to upload or link to their own projects.

Individual programmers must possess common communication tools (a computer, e-mail, file transfer and access to discussion groups) as well as have relatively fast and efficient access to the Internet [ 45].

Screening must be shown to improve upon patients having access to discussions with peers and professionals, as well as psychosocial services, but without screening being provided and without patients having to score above an a priori cut point for distress in order to have discussions or access services.

This is intended to generate discussion and ensure all users have access to new discussion material regardless of when they enter the program, as users will be commencing the study at different times across the recruitment period.

Arm one has access to a discussion board alone; arm two has access to a discussion board and a series of online learning modules; and arm three has access to a discussion board, the learning modules, and a number of interactive tools.

"China's filter is explicitly about discouraging access to and discussion of certain clearly political topics," he said, while Australia's filter would focus on specifically restricted material.

The site, renowned for bringing stock-picking to the masses, said last week that access to its discussion areas would soon cost $4.95 a month, or $29.95 for an annual subscription.