Sentence examples for for regular access from inspiring English sources

The question is whether users will pay fees for regular access to the vast bulk of iVillage's content, which seems to incorporate the entire woman's shelf of the newsstand, from makeup to sex to careers to parenting to cooking.

After much planning, officials assured Condé Nast that its armada of black cars, and their drivers, could be prescreened by the police for regular access via a route that goes south on Washington or Greenwich Street and east on Vesey Street to reach 1 World Trade Center.

"Senator Leahy has repeatedly called for regular access for independent journalists, human rights observers, and US officials to areas where US military equipment is used," said Tim Rieser, Senator Leahy's foreign policy aide.

One has to consider that for regular access to traps, adult ticks either climbed trees by themselves, fed on an arboreal host and moulted to adults on trees, were taken to the trees as adults by hosts (monkeys) and detached from them or had access to the traps during handling.

Increasing your fluid intake may also cause you to require more frequent trips to the restroom, so plan for regular access.

There was one common theme, however – a lack of regular access to hand hygiene for trainers who provided wound care.

Isro's aim is to fly a series of test flights to develop an uncrewed, reusable vehicle for cheap, regular access to space.

As what the report calls "safe places for literacy and learning", libraries act as community hubs and access points for those without regular access to the internet – meaning both literature and access to government digital services.

These observations, together with the fact that the majority of patients at risk for STIs have regular access to general practice services, justify renewed efforts to enliven primary care-based STI surveillance strategies.

This observation, together with the fact that the majority of patients at risk for STIs have regular access to general practice services, justify renewed efforts to enliven primary care-based STI surveillance strategies.

Andreas Schleicher, of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, spoke of the need for teachers to have regular access to training.