Sentence examples for checks access to from inspiring English sources

Of the 50 companies surveyed, most highlighted practical concerns such as customs checks, access to skilled labour and the additional regulatory burdens that a split from the EU might involve.

Planned safety checks, access to web based clinical guidance tools, agreements with the pharmacist, electronic reminders and alerts and computerized medication decision support were ranked highly relevant by 60 to 70% of the participants.

Access also emerged as a major concept at the group-level with related sub-concepts that include: access to medical care, access to shopping centres, access to baby checks, access to child care, access to services, location of services, access to books, information, transport, coordination of services, services not talking to each other and courage to make a call for help.

I'll never forget the consultation in which a patient asked me how many doctors it took to tile a bathroom – apparently it depends how thinly you slice them (this is the sort of moment when you quickly check access to the door).

The company announced a partnership with Alltel Corp. in June, giving Check access to the wireless carrier's 600K customers, allowing them to pay directly from their smartphone.

The SRM runs in the highly privileged OS kernel mode and checks all access to resources as requested by code that is running in user mode.

It also said practices were not always doing the necessary employment checks, and access to routine appointments was also a "constant theme", with some patients reporting they were unable to get one for weeks.

Recently, stymied by the Republicans in Congress, President Obama took modest administrative steps to try to strengthen background checks, expand access to mental health treatment, and improve gun safety technology.

We can arrange for the local branch at your new property to check access prior to your move, draft in extra resources if required and arrange local storage close to your new home".

A quandary, from a parent: does one, and should one, check for access to the Internet when you drop a child off at a friend's house?

I go to people's parties and then I pretend to leave, but instead of going downstairs, I take the elevator up to check the access to their roof.