Sentence examples for collective access from inspiring English sources

Part of what we look at in our recent paper is collective access for everyone, not just individual walks.

"Realistically," Professor Miller wrote, "the choice for class members is between collective access to the judicial system or no access at all".

Public libraries serve practical purposes, but they also symbolize our collective access to information, so it's understandable that many Berkeley residents reacted strongly to seeing books discarded.

Nevertheless, our survey and evaluation included now-mature software applications such as: Collective Access; Omeka; Open Exhibits; and Pachyderm.

We categorize both sheep and reindeer husbandry in Norway as pastoralism, because both sectors have collective access to pastures in the communal rangelands.

Likewise, issues of interest for linking capital could be mainly on individual and collective access to opportunities, individual and collective connections to people with power, resources and influence.

(Tommasini) ★ Queens New Music Festival (Friday through Sunday) Organized by the composer collective Random Access Music, this festival presents eight concerts over three days.

This study focuses on the effects on rural women's empowerment of participation in collective microenterprises: access and decision-making power for land use, as well as on changes in their resource management practices.

(Woolfe) Queens New Music Festival (Friday through Sunday) After kicking off on Thursday, this new festival, established by the composers' collective Random Access Music, continues with another evening and two full days of concerts featuring artists like the cellist Kate Dillingham and the violinist Todd Reynolds.

At 4 p.m., Corpus Christi Church, 529 West 121st Street, Morningside Heights, (212) 666-9266, mb1800.org; $20 to $45. (Smith) Queens New Music Festival (Thursday) Newly established by the composers' collective Random Access Music, this borough-proud festival includes two evenings and two full days of concerts featuring prominent artists.

At the same time, we should acknowledge that it's a particularly tough time to be pressing both this point and, as Miburn and his colleagues do, calling for greater collaboration between universities in terms of collective, statistical access target setting.