Sentence examples for accessing records from inspiring English sources

He said it was "unacceptable" some women were experiencing delays in accessing records from private cosmetic surgery companies.

The increased scrutiny on Goldschmidt's career, including reporters' difficulties accessing records from his time as Governor, ultimately led to the revelation of an illegal sexual relationship with a minor girl, which had occurred decades before, during his time as Mayor of Portland.

Providers in most practices particularly liked accessing records from home, which enabled some of them to go home earlier.

A retrospective cohort study was designed and conducted, accessing records from the General Practice Research Database (GPRD).

A common way in developing countries is by examining children in schools for the blind or by accessing records from patients at low-vision clinics or screening programmes.

Strategies such as placing researchers with honorary contracts into practices have been suggested as an alternative method of accessing records [ 27], methods have also been piloted to use "agents" (software to flag eligible patients) to meet this need [ 28].

Accessing communications records Police or intelligence services obtain records of numbers rung, people emailed or websites visited (but not the contents of the communications).

We relied on self reports rather than review of medical records because of the difficulties in accessing medical records with regard to the various diagnostic procedures.

Local authorities will be banned from accessing internet records.

If not, then who is responsible for maintaining and accessing such records?

Last week Freya Newman pleaded guilty to accessing restricted records at Whitehouse School of Design in Sydney.