Sentence examples for everyone's access from inspiring English sources

We will re-establish what it is to live in a democracy, with a water system that is part of the commons, that affirms human dignity and that ensures everyone's access".

The Internet has dramatically changed everyone's access to information, knowledge and other people.

"Do they not believe that a minimum standard ought to be held for everyone's access to the ballot?" According to the Texas legislature's website, the bill was left pending in committee after the May 6 debates.

BEACH Vacation Coalition, whose acronym stands for Backing Everyone's Access to Coastal Housing, filed a Superior Court lawsuit Nov. 14 against the city of Laguna Beach and the California Coastal Commission, alleging they are violating land-use laws by prohibiting new short-term lodging permits in residential areas.

Given that equal access to public accommodations was one of the greatest achievements of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, non-LGBT identified Black organizations, as well as women and minority religious ones, need to recognize the danger that these "religious freedom" arguments pose to everyone's access to public accommodations, including theirs.

"Certainly there can be no claims that they have not had good opportunities to train here because the waters are open and everyone's had access to great facilities here.

But Facebook can't get carriers to pay for everyone's free Internet access, so it's trying to make it as cheap as possible for users to pay for it themselves.

And everyone's got guns or access to them...shotties [shotguns], Glocks,.38s, 9mm handguns.

Yet I continue to live with the perhaps naïve idea that if people understood the true implications of denying people the chance to purchase health insurance, they would support everyone's right to access, right?

Holmes argues that, "We've got to think about our relationship with research, rather than let's give everyone Athens access, because it's not that simple".

Think on this: When the pope has an accelerator; politicians stump for office via hologram; virtual reality has become a reality; and there's a computer in nearly everyone's pocket before everyone has access to enough food and clean water, then there's no limit to the ways in which technology transforms our lives.