Sentence examples for expected access to from inspiring English sources

Moreover, expected access to neighborhood care services (vs. no expectation) was associated with 30% increased odds of having unmet needs (Model IV).

Yet they expected access to the Edge's billiard room and pool.

The statement noted that agency inspectors who had sought and expected access to what they consider "all relevant sites" in Iran during visits in January and February were denied permission, despite Iran's professed desire to allay their concerns.

Optimized distribution networks increased expected access to 91% overall and 60% in hard-to-reach regions, and 2 or 3 major pharmacy chains achieved near maximal coverage in well-populated areas.

"In our hyperconnected age, we need and expect access to connectivity and content anytime and anywhere," Ms. Rosenworcel said.

I had held the entitled conviction of a middle-class, white British woman that all victims of violent crime could expect access to justice.

They turn to emergency rooms for help, where, rightly or wrongly, they expect access to all manner of tests and medical specialists.

To expect access to the European Union's single market without abiding by its social and employment legislation is "not realistic," said Jonathan Todd, a commission spokesman.

The Americans are delighted because it means that far more American airlines can expect access to London Heathrow, the world's busiest international airport.

They said the company would not create a disadvantage for competing production studios or television outlets because its customers expect access to as much programming as possible -- and it serves the company's interests to give it to them.

In an age of routine tabloid invasions and the microrevelation as celebrity news, it's become commonplace to expect access to all aspects of the lives of the famous.