Sentence examples for cited access to from inspiring English sources

AT&T has cited access to additional spectrum as a major reason it needs to acquire T-Mobile.

He cited access to medical supplies, which have been partially disrupted, as one example of a way to ease suffering.

Isidro Rodriguez, the foundation's director, cited access to free education, health care and social housing following the anti-Roma repression of the Franco years.

Among other steps, it cited access to priority telecommunication services during a crisis and moves to eliminate "single points of failure in the telecommunications infrastructure that supports the financial markets".

The proportion of small businesses that cited access to finance as a problem never rose above 5% during the crisis, while nearly 35% cited weak sales as a problem.

Nearly 90 percent of the minors profiled in a John Jay College study indicated they wanted to leave "the life" — but cited access to stable housing as one of the biggest obstacles.

Entrepreneurs across Africa often cite access to capital as the biggest barrier to growth.

Judge Truman Hobbs, Jr., overrode the recommendation, citing access to information during the sentencing phase that the jury had not heard.

It cites access to raw materials, the trade benefits of the single market and labour mobility as the main reasons.

He cites access to reliable electricity as a major barrier, noting that Motorola now provides free solar-powered charging kiosks to female entrepreneurs in Uganda, who use them to sell airtime.

The idea will be to take minority stakes in small, growing companies that show the promise of reaching an annual turnover of about £5m, with Abraham citing access to finance from banks as one reason for stepping in to invest.