Sentence examples for constructed to access from inspiring English sources

In 2002, as part of an expansion project at the airport, several new ramps were constructed to access parking lots and facilitate an easier U-turn for motorists leaving the terminal who wish to return to the terminal.

In 1995, the Vika Line was constructed to access Aker Brygge, a new waterfront neighbourhood is the southwestern part of the city centre, and in 1999, the Ullevål Hageby Line was extended to the new Rikshospitalet.

However, unlike OndexView, such systems require complex querying language constructs to access them.

When Expo '92 was going to Sevilla, Spain, the city needed to have bridges constructed to allow access to an island that would be used for exhibitions.

After they are rehoused in a colossal indoor ant nest, specially constructed to allow access to the inner workings of the colony, every aspect of daily life can be explored.

Since 1872, however, the New Waterway Canal, constructed to improve access from the North Sea to Rotterdam, has been the main navigation link between the Rhine and the sea; along this canal was built Europoort, one of the world's largest ports.

Briefly, various indicators can be constructed to represent access to care (e.g., proportion of patients admitted from the emergency department (ED) vs. from another hospital unit, time since either entry to ED or admission to another unit and admission to GEMU).

The provisional guide was constructed to provide ample access to the target region (the left upper LPM) during the CT scan.

When all the closets in our new place will be constructed to provide fly-through access for helicopters or bush aircraft?

Although the treatment gap is a useful construct to measure access and equitability of care, it fails to communicate the real-life consequences of the treatment gap and the urgent need to address care disparities.

Two variants of the model are constructed to reflect these countries' unequal access to overseas labor markets.