Sentence examples for be made to access from inspiring English sources

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Inquiries will need to be made to access the data.

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The phone company Orange confirmed several illegal attempts had been made to access his mobile phone mailbox.

More than 300,000 attempts were made to access porn websites at the Houses of Parliament in the past 12 months.

Many inquiries have been made to access, use, and evaluate the underlying data, and this interest is growing.

The court heard that the second call resulted in an automated text message being sent to the designer warning her that an unsuccessful attempt had been made to access her voicemails.

Following anesthesia with intraperitoneal Ketamine and Dexmedetomidine, the right knee joint skin was shaved, disinfected with a topical antiseptic, and a lateral skin incision was made to access the joint capsule.

A long midline incision was made to access the abdominal and the thoracic cavities.

No attempt was made to access the extent of localized invasion or the number of regional lymph nodes involved.

Without the use of a tourniquet, a 2.0-cm anteromedial incision was made to access the proximal tibia.

An attempt has also been made to access ancillary literature, e.g. theses as well as refereed publications.

No attempt was made to access patients' medical records, which may have provided other findings in patients seen or cases being reported to healthcare providers.

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