Sentence examples for call access to from inspiring English sources

They can purchase "on call access" to their very own event planner for the low, low rate of $750 ("A $200 SAVINGS!!!").

Long gone are the days of no witnesses; whereas previously someone detained in an airport would be denied communication, save for perhaps a phone call, access to wi-fi means that any absence of updates from Laila will be noticed.

The first was finding out about a government scheme called Access to Work which provides support to disabled people at work.

As part of a scheme called "access to justice", prison authorities are arranging for Assange to be given a computer so he can work on his case.

Katherine Zavin, a student in the bioethics program, took a class through Columbia Law School called Access to Health Care, which focused on the Affordable Care Act.

The action was initially suggested in 2016 by former Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz who then called access to marine capacity a "major challenge" in case of such an emergency.

In May, however, Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman called access to the airfield "undeniably critical in supporting our combat operations" and humanitarian deliveries.

"It does not bode well," Mr. Hoyer said, for another Congressional effort to control what he called "access to weapons that can be used to kill a lot of people quickly".

A government programme called Access To Work means that Adams does get help from a support worker called Donna, a calm and empathic woman who accompanies him to our interview.

Bolivia's constitution, enacted in 2009 under the current president, Evo Morales, calls access to the Pacific an "irrevocable right".That frustrated ambition has made for a relationship with Chile that is at once prickly and intimate.

For the last 10 years the port agency, New Jersey Transit and New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority have cooperated in a study of the region's future transportation needs under a program called Access to the Region's Core.