Sentence examples for developing access from inspiring English sources

Through the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, which now has 134 members, all member countries – both developed and developing – access the huge benefit of greater transparency.

In terms of the accessibility problems, the company will partner with companies that are developing access technologies – like Facebook and Google – in order to function as a layer that sits in between the technology itself and the local operator's network.

Mr. Watson, who directed the documentary short "This Is Normal," about developing access to water in Africa, was rejected by Sundance.

The insight about the developing access users, such as the Internet service providers, the local area networks, and the storage area networks has been provided in the chapter.

A central theme will be developing access to technology in Africa and developing countries". The ASA home page, plus the preliminary program and other conference information.

Pascale Guiffant, sustainable development deputy director, Suez Environnement, Paris, France Pascale is piloting the essential services and dialogue projects and has experience in developing access to water and sanitation projects.

The aim will be to develop access standards and waiting times where appropriate for every area of mental health including bulimia.

This brings up the need to develop access control policies that adapt to network load changing conditions.

"We developed access that we agreed upon, and we developed revenue sharing that we agreed upon," said Britton Banowsky, the commissioner of Conference USA.

The letter went on to accuse the agency of working with Mr. Hutchens on developing his project and then using the project as the model for its solicitation of bids in 1999 to develop access rights.

A Tate statement said: "[BP's] support has been instrumental in helping Tate develop access to the Tate collection and to present changing displays of work by a wide range of artists in the national collection of British art".