Sentence examples for avenues for accessing from inspiring English sources

However, the Internet and its use by terrorist movements, individual members, and potential supporters and recruits afford new avenues for accessing information about terrorist groups and their activities.

Efforts towards out-scaling fodder production should target access to extension and training services and support households to start and/or join existing social groups, which are known to be avenues for accessing extension and training services with the ultimate goal of ensuring sustainable and efficient fodder production in the drylands of Kenya.

SGD offers two avenues for accessing the Genome Map data: the GBrowse genome browser (15) (http://browse.yeastgenome.org), and our data downloads page (http://downloads.yeastgenome.org).org

As one way of providing such information respondents suggested the use of leaflets in multiple languages, explaining the health care system and avenues for accessing services.

Instead, New York Times subscribers now have another avenue for accessing the content they already subscribe to.

In July, the company noted that 102 million users accessed Facebook solely from mobile — again, a number that I suspect has grown a lot in the last six months, but unlikely at this point to be a majority of the 1 billion-plus users' main avenue for accessing the social network.

This is because the rich are more likely to have multiple avenues of accessing these services which the poor might not be able to utilise.

Adolescents heavily favoured electronic media as preferred modes for accessing information, including websites (particularly Facebook, mentioned most frequently of all avenues discussed), YouTube videos, and advertisements on the internet, and email.

There are fees for accessing these perks.

AFP requests for accessing a journalist's metadata are rare".

In 2003, he was arrested for accessing child pornography.