The phrase "access to grave" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing permissions or rights related to burial sites or cemeteries, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The family was granted access to the grave to pay their respects."
Alternatives: "entry to the grave" or "permission to the grave".
They will soon be posted in an interactive feature called the Traveling Cloud Museum that I hope will mitigate the distress of those denied access to the graves while the City Council further considers a bill introduced to transfer jurisdiction of the island to the Department of Parks and Recreation.
The Sri Lankan government has severely restricted access to areas where grave human rights violation may have occurred.
It is a long, messy list, and runs from the ovary to the grave: access to reproductive technology for the infertile, access to abortion for unwanted pregnancy, childhood vaccination, domestic violence, mental illness, personal responsibility for self-destructive behavior, generational economic conflict, the value of heroic medical treatment, the denial of death.
There was no immediate pressure to extend the canal to Giant's Grave, as access to Neath for coastal vessels of up to 200 LT had been improved in 1791 by the construction of the Neath Navigable Cut.
I don't subscribe to any of those, but despite the fact that the founder of three of the world's largest religions surely has enough love to go around—I guess it's understandable to fight over access to your spiritual father's grave.
I don't subscribe to any of those, but – despite the fact the founder of three of the world's largest religions surely has enough love to go around – I guess it's understandable to fight over access to your spiritual father's grave.
The blockade — an act of war in customary international law — has helped plunge families into poverty, children into malnutrition, and patients denied access to medical treatment into their graves.
Such attitudes can be traced back to a time when women were chattels with little power over their own sexual or romantic lives, which were instead wholly under the control of their male relatives (in the Merchant of Venice, Portia's father even manages from beyond the grave to control access to her vagina – surely the ultimate patriarchal act).
To put it bluntly: the call to provide law enforcement (or, anyone) exceptional access to communications and content poses a grave threat to the future of the Internet.
