Sentence examples for anyone's access from inspiring English sources

We must question any attempt at regression from anyone's access to healthcare and their right to health.

You can cancel anyone's access to your images, even if you had permitted it before, whenever you want.

Obama has long said he has no plans to take away anyone's access to guns, and only wants limits on those capable of causing mass death.

There's a question that's floating around social media that goes, "How did asking white people to pass background checks to buy a gun become more offensive than asking minorities to provide photo ID to vote?" Why is it that minorities' access to equal power is more threatening to some people than anyone's access to a deadly weapon?

When you park your vehicle, be sure not to block anyone's access, or make them have to pull out of a very tight spot.

The Copyright Alert System jointly developed by the major movie studios, record labels and largest ISPs doesn't threaten to cut off anyone's Internet access, but it does send out warnings and take increasingly intrusive steps to prod broadband subscribers to stop piracy.

Senator Blumenthal asked if Zuckerberg had disciplined anyone at Facebook for approving GSR's access to Facebook's user base.

Anyone with access to Palm's new PDK and Epic's Unreal Engine 3 (read: everyone – both are free, though Unreal Engine requires licensing for commercial use) should be able to make use of the new friendship.

And in the week when MPs' expenses claims were laid bare, legislation was quietly laid before parliament that would enable the Inland Revenue to use ID cards to access details access details of anyone's major financial transactions.

It is therefore anyone's guess (at least, anyone without access to classified information) how the MOP might perform against one of Iran's ultra-strong concretes.America's Defence Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), the organisation that developed the MOP, has been investigating UHPC since 2008.

LinkedIn is a free service, but people pay premiums for things like access to anyone's professional information; these premium subscriptions brought in $23.9 million.