Sentence examples for completely free access from inspiring English sources
Juno An established I.S.P., Juno (www.juno.com) offers a choice between its premium service for $9.95 a month and completely free access.
In many areas, this is unproblematic, but some scientists have reservations about completely free access, even if they agree in principle with open data.
This can range from completely free access and movement, to full bunkerisation with little movement outside, or to the use of deterrence in the form of armed protection.
Interestingly, Swiss-Prot was 're-nationalized' and completely free access for all users was restored following a large injection of funding from the US NIH in 2002.
Consequently, it is absolutely essential for the European Commission, the Council, every Member State and the whole of the international community to exert maximum pressure on the Zimbabwean authorities to allow completely free access by international humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable populations.
Some sites offer completely free access to the caching data and all site features, but some sites offer "premium" member status to access certain features.
In this spirit, a growing number of Internet service providers have begun offering completely free Internet access: no monthly charges and no start-up fees.
While severe social inequalities exist in many other sectors of the Chilean health system [ 30], services for pregnant women are intended to be completely free of access barriers due to cost, travel distance or bureaucratic hurdles.
But he has always affirmed the policy of completely free and open access to the human genome.
The prints are completely free, opening up access to the formerly paid format of the Library holdings to the general public, releasing an unlimited store of knowledge.
In Sweden pregnant women have completely cost-free access to antenatal and obstetric facilities; poverty and malnutrition are practically non-existent and most women attends the antenatal care programme (99%) independent of socioeconomic status and have their delivery in obstetric units.
