Sentence examples for encouraged access from inspiring English sources

PJS could sue the newspapers, blogs and tweeters who have published names in Scotland, Australia and elsewhere, or bring proceedings for contempt of court where someone within the jurisdiction has blatantly encouraged access to the foreign stories.

Additionally, one should keep in mind that just because a policy is adopted, that does not necessarily mean workers will have easy, unfettered and encouraged access to it.

(Mal M, HIV) The team brought knowledge about illnesses and encouraged access to services, changing community attitudes towards the dying.

To address the latter barrier, the health departments in our study either incorporated the tools into organizational documents and library intranet sites, or encouraged staff to access them from freely available and easily accessible online sources.

This was borne out in their frankly unhinged attacks on Planned Parenthood, the HPV vaccine, insurance coverage of contraception and, as I discussed last week, the puritanical mood they created that encouraged President Obama to restrict access to Plan B, or the morning-after pill, none of which have much to do with abortion and everything to do with women's temerity to have sex.

Dual arterial access is strongly encouraged unless no contralateral filling of the CTO vessel is seen.

The programme subsequently included sessions whereby faculty were encouraged to consider how they could access such updates in future.

We schedule classes to take place in the library so that all students in years 7, 8 and 9 have regular weekly access and they are all encouraged to take books out.

Their parents did not allow them access to television and instead encouraged outdoor activities and hobbies.

Yet he is also the innovator who installed broadband Internet access at the Communist Party school and encouraged academic debates about democracy and separation of powers.

Today, AEDs have become a standard part of basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training for the average person, and public access to defibrillation has become an encouraged practice, at least within certain guidelines [ 7- 9].