Sentence examples for access to statistics from inspiring English sources

Professor Ding, a Chinese national with a Ph.D. from Harvard, usually makes about five trips a year to China to study economic reform and the rule of law, relying on field work and access to statistics from official sources.

It matters because, in the words of Professor Sir Charles Bean, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, it's vital for policymakers to have access to statistics that are "accurate, reliable, relevant and timely".

The Femicide project will have to gain some of its information through presenting freedom of information requests to police forces every six months – something Ingala Smith hopes might be avoided if they can be persuaded to collate their figures in a different way, allowing easier access to statistics on men killing women.

Some companies have built up a huge portfolio this way and since they are the registrar, they have access to statistics about those domains as well.

While all that sharing is going on, artists have access to statistics like play counts and a geographical breakdown of where users are playing their music.

The pricing tiers depend on whether you need one virtual tour, the number of exports per tour and access to statistics, among other things.

I have contacted King's for further comment and access to their statistics.

In 1974, while writing her dissertation, Professor Long sued the I.R.S. for access to agency statistics.

The complaints allege that Mr.  Cameron violated the terms of privileged access to official statistics, Mr.  Young said.

Listeners can program the unit to alert them when a favorite artist or song is playing, or when a favorite sports team is on; access to team statistics is available at any time.

"The release of this app is an example of our commitment to giving taxpayers faster and easier access to the statistics we produce, including the Economic Census, that impact the lives of all Americans," the Census Bureau director, Robert Groves, said.