Sentence examples for basic access to the from inspiring English sources
If lawmakers can finance cultural institutions with court fees, there should be some way to finance basic access to the courts.
"What we figured out was that in order to get everyone in the world to have basic access to the Internet, that's a problem that's probably billions of dollars..."...
Faced with such a sharp spike in demand, Vittorio Colao, the chief executive of Vodafone, a European telecommunications giant, said operators had little choice but to adopt more graduated data plans to ensure a level of basic access to the mobile Web.
The first survey conducted by Gallup in association with Healthways, an American organisation which has run similar surveys in the US since 2008, found the British are healthier than the Americans, with lower rates of diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, and rate higher on measures of "basic access" to the essentials of life, such as free NHS healthcare.
But the issue here is basic access to the Internet and all the data that it contains.
Now for his finale before the general election Mr Grayling is undermining basic access to justice in the courts, by seeking to make money from small businesses which simply want to enforce their contractual rights and from victims of personal injury seeking to obtain compensation from the wrongdoers.
Besides having a basic access to data in the beamline, "expert" users will be able to handle data by algorithms and computational methods at the computing cluster during the experiment.
Experts said that the city still needed to focus attention on low-income neighborhoods, where the basic access to health care has not improved, even though emergency asthma cases have decreased.
In the future, will we cheer as "heroes" the many red-blooded Americans that continue to be forced — by an oppressive and corrupt health care system — to become "medical tourists" in foreign, socialist nations because they cannot afford basic access to basic health care in the United States?
It seems to be reintroducing features gradually, prioritizing basic access to all documents and adding the rest as time permits.
