Sentence examples for challenging access from inspiring English sources

Most of the Johnson tapes through 1965 are also accessible, and while the Nixon family is still challenging access to raw tapes and what constitutes fair compensation for them, some 4,000 hours' worth can already be listened to.

The purpose of this study was to examine a single center experience with this vascular access device in challenging access cases with associated costs.

After years of challenging access to capital, 2018 has seen a remarkable improvement for U.S. cannabis operators.

Security constraints are challenging access to vulnerable populations in the Far North Region and in areas close to the border with the Central African Republic.

KM: Due to security concerns and challenging access to remote areas in Iraq, it is difficult to gather data from large sample sizes.

Living on the margins of society, with challenging access to basic services because of poverty, geography, a parent's drug abuse, or lack of formal identification papers, these children risk poor health and malnourishment and grow up without an education to escape the poverty trap.

Children are facing challenges going to school for a whole host of reasons – intensifying violence inside Syria; language challenges; access; security; poverty; and tensions.

Refugees and IDPs are particularly vulnerable to GBV: conflict, forced displacement of populations, separation of families, disruption of community and institutional protection structures, create opportunities for GBV perpetration and challenge access to justice for survivors [ 2].

The FOI Act has led to easy access to a large amount of data across the whole of the NHS, which were previously challenging to access.

The major challenge with the study of AF(G Ps and ice nucleating proteins is that they are synthetically challenging to access.

The adversary A submits the challenge access structure ( mathbb{A} ) to the challenger C. -Setup.