Sentence examples for deliberate access from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that retrieval effort modulates left prefrontal activity when deliberate access to semantics is required.

Politicians will sometimes argue that blocking will stop deliberate access or that it will stop accidental access to sites or that the aim is to stop commercial distribution of illegal images.

But the truth is that it is not only exceptionally easy to evade blocking, it is also ultimately ineffective as sites now move location and web address ever more quickly, so it won't stop deliberate access.

Of course repeaters "can pull themselves out of the narrative world" in order "to have deliberate access to a [foreknown] outcome," but "they must expend special effort," and the more demanding the moment-to-moment experience the less they will be inclined to expend it.

Rhoads also observed, "We took the deliberate approach and philosophy that employees must have direct access to the audience without complicated workflows through PR/Legal.

The deliberate approach was slow.

"The violence, the human rights abuses and the deliberate obstruction of access for humanitarian agencies must end," she said.

"It was a deliberate decision to restrict access to an experience.

China, the new economic giant, deploys a deliberate strategy to control access to its own market, increase its global reach (notably with the Belt and Road initiative), and nurture progress in sectors and technologies deemed of strategic importance.

The engineering of modular PKSs could open access to the deliberate production of both existing and novel compounds.

Last month when Osborne claimed that Gordon Brown blocked the Tories from inspecting the combined online information system database, which details public expenditure in 12,000 key areas, Mandelson launched into him, accusing him of telling a "deliberate untruth" since decisions on access to the database are made by the head of the civil service.