Sentence examples similar to clearance for knowledge access from inspiring English sources

"Repeated attempts by the United Nations to get expedited clearance for humanitarian access for reconstructing the port have been blocked," said De Waal.

A defence official told the Guardian that Alexis had been vetted in 2007 as a navy reservist and in March 2008 was given clearance for access to secret material.

He had passed a security investigation in 2009 to get clearance for access to the "vital areas" of the reactor -- the places where equipment whose sabotage could cause a major disaster is located.

Open access and the last-mile problem for knowledge, SPARC Open Access Newsletter, July 2, 2008.

The study gained local NHS Research Ethics clearance (07/076P 444) for access to NHS patients and University ethics approval for access to patients from the database.

The Navy Yard shooting led to a second review of military facilities, including security clearances for access.

For knowledge workers, losing internet access is a big deal.

This member argued that I don't have the necessary level of clearance to obtain access for classified information.

"This thirst people have for knowledge, and if they don't have access they'll just make it up".

He was granted clearance in November 2004 for access to the secured areas of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport

Researcher positionality has implications not only for access to data but also for knowledge construction.