Sentence examples for force of access from inspiring English sources

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And so what is on paper a tour de force of access filmmaking makes quixotic and lumpy and directionless use of that access.

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This was due to the Article granting the police force right of access to private property, under the reason of 'safeguarding national security', without court warrants.

Campbell said there was more understanding in the defence force of the access to flexibility.

Few areas can benefit as much from the force of Open Access as climate change research: the combination of public, scientific, and governmental interest with the mounting misinformation, unsubstantiated opinions, and unsourced data make public access to original, well-reported, and peer-reviewed climate change research of utmost importance.

It tackles the issues women have to deal with: patriarchy, forced marriage, domestic violence, lack of access to jobs and divorce.

This can begin with a sex-selection abortion and includes, aside from physical beatings and other more "visible" forms of violence like acid throwing and honour killings, forced malnutrition, lack of access to medical care and school, forced prostitution and bonded labour.

Aid agencies are increasingly worried about a lack of food and medicines, especially in towns such as Misrata where a siege by Gaddafi's forces deprives them of access.

Most cases are marked by grave human rights violations, including torture, forced confessions, denial of access to legal counsel and discriminatory treatment by law enforcement and judicial officials, it said.

Diversification is also increasing with sedentarization, both forced from loss of access to grazing lands and drought-related destitution and proactive sedentarization of individuals who wish to grasp new economic opportunities (Fratkin 2012; Catley and Scoones 2013).

While net neutrality and the Title II reclassification won't force the underlying issue of access to be fixed, Google sent a letter to the FCC emphasizing that the reclassification could enable "access to poles, ducts, conduits and rights-of-way owned or controlled by utilities is essential for broadband deployment".

Parents of people with addictions often moms—have been a key force behind the expansion of access to the overdose-reversal drug naloxone.

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