Sentence examples for access to serving from inspiring English sources

That's a question only the D.E.A. could answer and, for this piece, I wasn't granted any access to serving D.E.A. agents.

LBC first offered its listeners direct access to serving politicians in 2013, when it introduced Call Clegg, with the then deputy prime minister.

The finding by Westminster coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox prompted a reinvestigation by the Metropolitan Police lasting a further 12 months which officers said had been allowed unprecedented access to serving MI6 staff following strong criticism at the inquest of the spying agency's actions following the death of Mr Williams.

The major ethical advantage of this research design is that it allows all students who express interest in experiencing the program to have access to it, thus circumventing the problem associated with an experimental design in which some students are arbitrarily denied program access to serve as a control group (Cuseo, 2007).

As well as being permitted to question their interviewees only via Russian officers, the Scotland Yard detectives seem unlikely to be given access to any serving FSB men.

There are no polo matches, bar mitzvahs on the beach or malnourished PRs with clipboards barring my access to anywhere serving food.

Unlike their urban and suburban peers, rural young people living beyond the bright lights of metropolises like San Francisco, Chicago or Manhattan face vastly different access to agencies serving them.

So when there are more viewers, Peer5 has access to "more serving power," Weiss said.

Retrieving large amounts of information over wide area networks, including the Internet, is problematic due to issues arising from latency of response, lack of direct memory access to data serving resources, and fault tolerance.

Most of the boys and girls interviewed were associated with non-State entities, rather than regular government armed forces, because of difficulties in obtaining access to children serving with government forces.

We consider multi-antenna base stations using orthogonal frequency-division multiple access and space division multiple access techniques to serve single-antenna users.