Sentence examples for force access from inspiring English sources

Guardian Life, the insurance company, has used Socialware's software to give its sales force access to LinkedIn and Facebook.

The UK government is also examining ways it can force access to encrypted services, as part of its own wider national security push.

Turkey's help is badly needed to resolve the division of Cyprus before the island joins in 2004, and Ankara has to approve arrangements giving the EU's rapid reaction force access to Nato military assets.

"When data is physically located within a country, that country has the practical ability to force access to that data by various means," says Katitza Rodriguez, international rights director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a tech-focused civil-rights organization.

She added that, following Monday's Cobra emergency committee, "a series of measures have been introduced in Coquelles in close collaboration with the French authorities, including new fencing, extra dog-search teams and security guards, and Border Force access to the control room, alongside the police reinforcements that the French authorities have put in place".

As encryption experts and companies such as Google and Facebook have pointed out, once a government backdoor is created it is very hard to prevent it from being abused by the people it was created for or bad actors that force access to it.

The border force accessed the notice on 22 November, 13 days later but within the standard 14 days he said it took the department to get to each of the approximately 600 received each month.

Leading members of the unit were secretly granted immunity from prosecution in return for giving US occupation forces access to years of biological warfare research.

The United States resumed aid to Somalia in 1978 and in 1980 the two countries signed an agreement giving American forces access to ports and airfields.

It gives both non-Muslim tourists and Israeli security forces access, in the heart of Jerusalem's old city, to what Arabs and Muslims call the Haram al-Sharif ("the Noble Sanctuary") and what Jews revere as their Temple Mount (see map).

Even before the American invasion, a vote in Parliament on March 1 denying American forces access to northern Iraq through Turkey bewildered Americans, who had seen Turkey as the most reliable of allies.