Sentence examples for equivalent access from inspiring English sources

He said the Disabilities Act's standard of "equivalent access" required more access points for the disabled.

But as the scene at Rabbies suggests, Britons benefit from equivalent access in other EU countries.

But it said that providing an improved text-relay service was an important requirement to ensure people with hearing or speech impairments had equivalent access to phone services.

These findings support those of Shafi et al., who reported equivalent access to acute rehabilitation among minorities.

In an earlier time, this principle was known as "common carriage"–the idea that everyone shall have roughly equivalent access and service, without discrimination.

The women working in those fields, they add, "have equivalent access to tenure-track academic jobs … persist and are remunerated at comparable rates".

Snowden also disclosed the existence of PRISM, a data-mining program that reportedly gave the NSA, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Government Communications Headquarters Britain's NSA equivalent—"direct access" to the servers of such Internet giants as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple.

The GCHQ, the United Kingdom's NSA equivalent, can access the information, with some safeguards in place regarding its own citizens.

However, coverage is not equivalent to access [ 10].

The minimum requirements will be a computer running an Internet Explorer version 4.0+ or equivalent and access to the internet.

To estimate the equivalent SSSP access rate of women referred from KMH, the number of pregnant smokers identified at booking for the whole Trust was divided by the number of pregnant women who attended an appointment with the local SSSP who were referred from the Trust.