Sentence examples for excluded from accessing from inspiring English sources
Despite the principle of universal access, many Aboriginal people are excluded from accessing many mainstream services in Australia [ 26].
These countries should be first in the queue, while nations like the Maldives that slip backwards into autocracy and corruption should be excluded from accessing climate finance support.
Victims of domestic violence should not be excluded from accessing legal aid for family law disputes against an abusive ex-partner or relative because of these unrealistic regulations".
"By refusing to pay interns a wage, many people are being excluded from accessing the opportunities which would allow them to get the jobs they deserve".
Mr Caplan argued: "Victims of domestic violence should not be excluded from accessing legal aid for family law disputes against an abusive ex-partner or relative because of these unrealistic regulations".
We've seen SILC result in greater financial inclusion of marginalized groups that have been excluded from accessing traditional financial services.
One proposed solution would require companies to upload their data to a third-party aggregator — yet another party that tech companies will likely want to exclude from accessing their data.
One proposed solution would require companies to upload their data to a third-party aggregator — yet another party that tech companies will likely want to exclude from accessing their data.
Hubbard: In terms of the exclusionary conduct prong of a monopolization claim, the six4three documents showed that Facebook excluded competitors from accessing data it made available to non-competitors.
Second, employees engage in territorial behavior to ensure their control over objects (territories), and to exclude others from accessing or using them.
In addition, engaging in territorial behaviors requires individuals to invest time and energy, to the extent that they can ensure control over the possessions and exclude others from accessing and using them (Brown, 2009).
