Sentence examples for believed access from inspiring English sources

Pollsters at IPSOS-MORI found that less than a quarter of people surveyed in 1996 believed access to abortion should be made harder.

Mr Corbyn said at the time that he believed access to "timely and appropriate" treatment was the biggest issue for mental healthcare, alongside the recognition of mental disabilities by the Department for Work and Pensions.

She said that would not be possible at the refurbished lido as she believed access would require timed sessions which meant not everybody would get in.

Dr Bruce Sizer, another independent candidate, believed access to good quality housing would help to improve the health of the local population.

She believes access to safe food should not be dependent on income.

The education secretary also believes access to cultural education is a matter of social justice.

Tom Dolphin, University of London Union medical student officer, believes access is improving already, at least in his experience of central London.

I believe access to clean water to drink, to wash and somewhere safe to go to the toilet are fundamental human rights.

With broadband being key to watching porn online, these figures are food for thought for those who believe access to porn is bad news.

"We still believe access to Adams was obtained through spear phishing of email accounts, whereby, Adams passwords were obtained enabling access to Adams account information confined to the Rio 2016 Games.

Robin Murray, of the Criminal Law Solicitors Associationn,who has also signed the letter, said: "YouGov polling shows that 89% of the public believe access to justice, underpinned by legal aid, is a fundamental right.