Sentence examples for considerable access to from inspiring English sources

Spanish farm goods would gain considerable access to the huge European consumer markets.

Under the program, which already includes Russia, Britain and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the company has provided considerable access to the source code for Windows.

Unlike Setanta, ESPN can draw on its vast experience as a sports broadcaster in America, where networks enjoy considerable access to players.

Mr. Chafets was given considerable access to Mr. Ailes and Fox News (which, he observes, "is usually about as reporter-friendly" as Tehran).

Kenneth L. Lay, the chairman, has close ties to Mr. Bush, as he did to Mr. Bush's father, and he has had considerable access to the Bush White House.

Mr. Bodman, who was an advisor to former Gov. Thomas H. Kean, said the new alliance would give the firm "a respected partner with considerable access to the U.S. Capitol".

Though Haig still held a relatively low-level job, he acquired considerable access both to information and to Washington's movers and shakers.

Conservatives have fended off efforts by women to secure the right to drive or to run for office, although women have made considerable gains in access to segregated education and workplaces.

One of them, a young woman, tells me of how she had asked for an interpreter and had for some considerable time required access to medication while in custody.

In an e-mail, Artas Bartas, Bribespot's managing director, said it's theoretically possible to link a specific report to a specific phone, but that doing so would "require some considerable resources," like access to a mobile phone company's user database.

Hoff, who had considerable (and rare) access to Nixon, argued that his foreign-policy achievements, which she felt had been overrated, and Watergate had clouded his considerable domestic achievements.