Sentence examples for determined access to from inspiring English sources
But wealth also determined access to the first personal computers (fifty-five thousand dollars in 1948), the first cell phones (thirty-nine hundred and ninety-five dollars in 1993) and the first Teslas (a hundred and nine thousand dollars in 2008).
Tribal relations determined access to pasture where each tribe controlled a customary nomadic area.
They reviewed five concepts determining access to health interventions: availability, accessibility, affordability, adequacy, and acceptability.
Soon after Toninelli's statements, the tax agency reiterated its standard line that personal income determines access to foreign currency.
Excellence in maths determines access to the elite, via ultra-selective grandes écoles such as the École Nationale d'Administration or the Polytechnique.
In response to Republican News Watch blogger Doug Ibendahl's inquiry to the RNC about the matter, its newly-hired black deputy press secretary, Raffi Williams, responded that "state parties determine access to data center".
During Nixon's first term, Haldeman served as chief of staff, determining access to the president and running the White House in such an efficient manner as to earn the nickname "the Iron Chancellor".
Andy Warhol's cheerful 1978 silkscreen "Pelé" could easily be repurposed as an advert.Other works dig a bit deeper: some address how class might determine access to the sport, others tackle themes of stadium violence and hooliganism.
The World Bank report noted that "incomes are beginning to matter more for determining access to basic services", and that the government was spending considerably more on hospitals for the better off than it was on communal health centres for the poor.
