Sentence examples for enable free access from inspiring English sources

3. Upon the signing of this Agreement, the Israeli side shall provide the Palestinian side with, or enable free access to, all information that is necessary for an effective and smooth transfer.

"We call on both parties to respect their obligations under International Humanitarian Law to enable free access for humanitarian agencies and the protection of civilians affected by the conflict," a statement by the British ministers issued on 26 September said.

A stiffening of Tm in Position M would enable free access to myosin binding sites, as has been modeled previously [3].

In 2008, he created a computer program that enabled free access to federal judicial documents.

So it's unsurprising that the ramifications of tech platforms enabling free access to, in Facebook's case, peer-to-peer publishing and the targeting of entirely unverified information at any group of people and across global borders is only really starting to be unpicked in public.

On February 13 , 2019 Rep. Collins (R-GA) introduced the Electronic Court Records Reform Act (H.R. 1164) to enable free public access to federal court records in machine-readable form via PACER.

Facebook is marking the one-year anniversary of the launch of its Internet.org service, which enables free mobile access to a selection of web services in emerging markets, with a push to bring more mobile operators into the project.

The benefits of publishing in an open access journal are manifold: open access enables free and universal access to articles online, at no cost to the reader, allowing research to be disseminated by as wide an audience as possible.

The ultimate aim of all these activities is to enable future free access to law projects to choose best practices and adapt to local contexts that may have more in common than it initially appears.

"The giant tech companies," writes Martin, "are based on the capture and privatization of all socially produced information, such firms are constructing a fragile corporate edifice at odds with the most basic need of humanity, which is to use ideas freely". On the contrary, firms like Google enable unprecedented free access to all the public ideas that have ever been created.

The Global Biodiversity Information Facility [37] enables free and open access to biodiversity data worldwide via the Internet to support sustainable development.