Sentence examples for come to access from inspiring English sources

All too often people who have worked hard to save find that when they come to access their money the neighbour, friend or money guard has either spent the money for their own emergency, which may be repaid later, or in the worst cases like Ravi's, disappeared with little chance of seeing the money again.

The picture is even grimmer when it comes to access to high-performing high schools.

They are coming to access a confidential medical service, and should be left alone," she said.

But when it comes to access to abortion, they are divided by more than 150 years of history.

As it is, journalists get a privileged deal when it comes to access through the Erez crossing point between Israel and Gaza.

But it is not just education; Hispanics, he says, are poorly served when it comes to access to capital, health care and public transport.

"The trend in the law is fairly robust when it comes to access for the public," said Eve Burton, vice president and general counsel for the Hearst Corporation.

I was talking to a head teacher recently who said that when it came to access, black boys today have real opportunities that they are failing to grasp.

There were a number of stumbling blocks when it came to access into markets, but one important factor was unquestionably linked to migration.

This is no different when it comes to access, but the students and teachers here are perhaps more aware of the cameras and it actually helps the narrative.

This speed is often measured in nanoseconds and when it comes to access times, the lower the number, the greater the speed of the chip.