Sentence examples for access to speak from inspiring English sources
Federal law and city regulations require military recruiters to be given the same kind of access to speak to students as college and trade school recruiters who typically turn up for annual career nights.
"We asked several different agency heads to request access to speak to these people and were told 'no.'".
Yet, we live in a world where young people -- especially those under 18 -- are regularly denied access to unfettered access to speak or seek information on the Internet.
The council may also form a task force to consider other ways to increase turnout such as a revision of the landlord code to ensure candidates have greater access to speak with tenants in apartment buildings.
Obtaining access to speak to the practice manager was time consuming requiring repeated attempts.
Should we try to get our daughters access to spoken language through hearing technology, or to immerse them (and ourselves) in American Sign Language, or to try to do both?
Another possible frontier of the application of speech technology is whether and how infants with speech impairment might be given access to spoken tone of voice.
Deaf children's access to spoken language is also limited, and the relative language deprivation can cause the vocabulary of (young) HI children to be slightly delayed, but apart from this, their language development should be comparable to their hearing peers [ 5, 10].
Today, all too often they continue to be denied the right to access information and to speak for themselves.
Richard Branson has been providing support since the early days and although it is unlikely we'll find mentors to rival his in terms of fame and fortune, there are plenty of opportunities for those wanting to access new markets to speak to those who have "been there and got the T-shirt".
The show goes on tour around the UK and Europe this autumn - but BBC News was given exclusive access to rehearsals, to speak to Michael Flatley as he prepared for his return.
