Sentence examples for call for access from inspiring English sources
Still, recent steps within the industry suggest that some companies are heeding the call for access.
SHAWN ETTINGOFF Superior, Colo., Oct. 25, 2011 To the Editor: Joel E. Cohen is correct to call for access to voluntary contraceptive services, universal education, and better maternal and infant care, along with conservation.
Others were so concerned that they drafted legislation this week that would call for access to Russian nuclear sites and allow work on a new generation of American nuclear warheads.
Similar to many Bolivians' demands for a fully nationalised gas industry and land reform, Bolivia's call for access to the ocean is bound up in a widespread desire to recuperate looted riches and natural wealth.
Mr. Bush referred repeatedly to the declaration, citing its first article, "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights," as well as the 23rd, 25th and 26th articles, which call for access to employment, health care and education.
And although OneMain does offer some loans whose costs exceed 36percentt — once premiums for insurance products are included — only "a minority" of those loans call for access to a borrower's bank account, and even then it is an optional feature.
After further calls for access, the company last Thursday made every live feed available from its underwater robotic vehicles.
Unite, Britain's largest union, has renewed its calls for access to the single market after Brexit.
The US property group also called for access to Capital's books as it tries to put together a takeover bid.
The World Food Programme said it had called for "access to besieged locations to be able to deliver lifesaving assistance" for the estimated 9.4 million people who require food.
