Sentence examples for designated access from inspiring English sources

While the police tried to funnel the crowd through designated access points, tensions rose and flare-ups broke out.

And Lord Blencathra, the Conservative chair of the committee, urged ministers to restrict the number of organisations that could have designated access to the information to the intelligence services, the police and the Financial Services Authority and a handful of others.

Participant eligibility will be based on working at least 0.6 full time equivalent hours (FTE), aged 18 65 years, speaking English, and having designated access to a telephone, internet and desk within the workplace.

Please be sure to stay on the gravel roads and designated foot trails (trail heads marked with yellow "Designated Access Area" signs).

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Entrance, dining room and a designated accessible restroom on street level.

Map of hospitals designated "Critical Access Hospitals" that are eligible for Medicare financing to shore up health care access in underserved communities.

For these populations, increased funds designated for access to screening and navigation services, increased and sophisticated research among subpopulations, and increased access to facilities, care and clinical trials will all be important.

Rural hospitals were excluded because some are designated "critical access hospitals" and operate under federal mandate.

Small rural hospitals can obtain many benefits, including higher Medicare payments, if they are designated "critical access hospitals".

It then becomes simple to use that same directory to provide designated employees access to other data and services that are later moved to Microsoft's cloud.

There are areas in the valley which the Countryside Agency has designated as access land: Burledge Hill (south of Bishop Sutton), Castle Earthworks (between Stowey and Bishop Sutton, Knowle Hilll (Newtown south of Chew Magna), Round Hill (Folly Farm) and Shortwood Common (Litton).