Sentence examples for examination and access from inspiring English sources

Belgium, one of four countries seeking to extradite the former dictator, has entered the legal fray after it failed to get a reply from two requests to the home office for a new medical examination and access to the Pinochet files.

Physical examination and access to ultrasound diagnostics are essential in this.

In the present study, a good clinical examination and access to a few basic x-ray and laboratory examinations was crucial and sufficient in many cases.

Medical - An overarching medical program is applicable to both mines and embeds health and surveillance programs at each site; it includes triennial medical examinations and access to a sports medicine specialist for both work related and non-work related medical issues for all workers.

"We are not interested in a lowering of standards, we just want a fair examination and equal access to the department," said Mr. Washington, who has been a member of the department for 17 years.

NPs perceived that the real time availability of relevant clinical information expedited their decision making processes and shortened the gap between initial patient examination and subsequent access to care.

To enhance state control after a terrorist biological emergency, the Legislature voted to give the governor more authority over medical examinations, quarantines and access to medical records without court approval.

This will ensure high quality standards of examinations and proper access to services.

Academic integrity violations such as plagiarism, copying, unauthorized collaboration, cheating on examinations, and unauthorized access to examinations have become widespread and pervasive in the modern university setting, aided undoubtedly by the easy availability and proliferation of various technologies (see e.g., McCabe, 2005; Park, 2003; Campbell, 2006 among many other studies).

They said the most common administrative procedures for which students had to make unofficial payments were: obtaining a student identification card and certificate of enrolment, registration for a re-examination, and fast access to ones grades.

The lack of reported B. mandrillaris cases from Africa might indicate a low number of postmortem examinations and little access to advanced diagnostics, rather than a low environmental prevalence of B. mandrillaris.