Sentence examples for formal access from inspiring English sources

She was later given a two-year ban that restricted her formal access to tournament sites.

And it's generally recognised that formal access to the democratic system isn't enough.

Six years after states legalized medical marijuana, opioid-related overdoses declined thirty-three per cent compared with states with no formal access to marijuana.

Lawyers have no formal access to past case files, so they find it hard to use precedent in legal argument.The government is part-way through a huge project to slim the bureaucracy and streamline official procedures.

Equally worrying was Denham's immediate predecessor, Hazel Blears, who seemed unable to comprehend the range of Christian denominations let alone realise that banning the Muslim Council of Great Britain from formal access to the corridors of power was a blow to social cohesion of huge proportions.

In addition, we will gain a voice within E.U. institutions and a formal access to them, and enjoy the benefits of European solidarity.

Consequently, successful job seekers were those who had both formal accesses to these employment agencies and informal recommendations from existing employees.

This subtle exclusion of foreigners and the consequent inclusion of the largely informal local small-scale extractors into the formal access-regime was apparently one way to legitimise the reform.

In refugee camps in Mauritania, Burkina Faso and the Niger, UNICEF, the UN High Commission for Refugees (HCR) and several other non-governmental partners pooled their efforts to offer formal and non-formal access to education to Mali's children.

Similarly, only one measure of socio-economic status (formal housing, access to water and electricity, access to a refrigerator and employment) was used at a time in each model, i.e. access to water and electricity.

There is no formal public access to the lake and the fishing pressure is minimal.