Sentence examples for and ability to request from inspiring English sources

Women welcomed the remote access to health workers and ability to request additional antiretroviral drugs via phone which did not require them to travel to a health facility or risk disclosure by discussing their serostatus in an audio-permeable space at the health facility.

Repeated requests to identify funding mechanisms and an ability to request emergency funds have gone largely ignored, and I think this needs to be addressed by the media at this point.

The new Fiverr will be rolled out "over the coming weeks", with preview of the new features and the ability to request early access available to users via http://fiverr.com/v2/start.

You do, however, get the option to allow or block cookies, enable user agent spoofing so you can pretend to be using a Windows machine instead of iOS, and the ability to request a new IP address at any time.

All results were reviewed by the laboratory director, who had discretion on the final interpretation and the ability to request that a second aliquot be tested.

Today, Etsy announced the debut of a new pilot program called Etsy ASAP, which allows Etsy shoppers on web and mobile the ability to request same-day and next-day deliveries from sellers in the New York City metro area, for an additional fee.

As the personal assistant or 'body man' to  US senator, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Rose also had access to "airport security passes (pre-9/11) that let me bypass security lanes and even get on to the tarmac at [airports] JFK and LGA, the ability to request a helicopter if really, really necessary...and quite a few other things", he wrote.

Obama's incumbency advantage is embodied in his unique ability to request and be granted the undivided attention of Congress and the American people.

For example, transportation disruptions hamper the ability to leave hazardous areas or access aid, medical disruptions limit the ability to receive emergency care, and communication disruptions restrict the ability to request help.

BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera said intelligence and law enforcement agencies in the UK already had the ability to request information from internet and other companies through court orders and warrants.

With unemployment at 4.6 percent and a competitive labor market, individuals had the ability to request flexibility in their schedule and have these demands met to keep morale high and retain talent.