The phrase "access to same" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where "same" refers to something previously mentioned, but it is better to use clearer language.
Example: "The report provides access to same, allowing users to view the data."
Alternatives: "access to it" or "access to that".
That backing away has been accompanied by a sense of betrayal in sports-writing circles: "I was told NFL had access to same evidence the police did when evaluating a 2-game suspension," Jane McManus, of ESPN, tweeted.
The ESPN sports writer Jane McManus, however, used Twitter to say: "I was told NFL had access to same evidence the police did when evaluating a two-game suspension".
This was reflected in the focus of interventions on maximising access to same day episodic care through changed appointment systems within the limited services available.
Unlike many breast units, all patients in this series were seen in a one-stop multidisciplinary clinic with access to same day imaging and biopsy.
Studies in the episodic care domain evaluated new services or booking systems to improve access to same day or afterhours care.
Gratuitously, Scalia adds, "The substance of today's decree is not of immense personal importance to me" — suggesting that neither he nor anyone he loves will be affected by having access to same-sex marriage.
The amendment that was passed stated that barring access to same-sex ceremonies, or failing to provide services for them, would not "result in any state or local government action to penalize, withhold benefits, or discriminate against such religious corporation, benevolent order, a not-for-profit corporation operated, supervised or controlled by a religious corporation".
On Saturday, the president drew attention to other measures he had taken, including legislation requiring hospitals to allow people access to same-sex partners who are patients, an anti-hate-crime law and his order to the Justice Department not to defend the Defense of Marriage Act, which defines marriage as being between a man and a woman.
While marriage reform is moving forward in many countries (for example, to extend access to same-sex couples), many prominent legal and political theorists — such as Cass Sunstein, Richard Thaler, Martha Fineman, Tamara Metz, Lisa Duggan, Andrew March, and Brook Sadler (to name only some of those who have put their views in writing) — are proposing that the institution of marriage be privatized.
* NFL Mobile, a Sprint-exclusive wireless application that brings fans access to same-day video highlights, customizable real-time statistics, scores, injury reports and other information.
Lastly, startups like Curbside are working with major companies like CVS, Pizza Hut and Yelp, to expand access to same-day pickup services, too.
