Sentence examples for gaining access to documentation from inspiring English sources

Mr Justice Floyd rejected News Group's attempts to stop the commentator gaining access to documentation held by the office of the Information Commissioner, who investigated the unlawful trade in confidential information in 2006, after the commissioner's office said it believed the material related to "illegal activities" and was "likely to be helpful" to Mr Gray.

"They're a way of gaining access to data.

Experience plays a major role in gaining access to jobs.

This underscores the difficulty in gaining access to human samples.

"We have been assessing documentation from a range of different sources, including South Yorkshire police and the national archive, and continue to liaise with the National Union of Mineworkers and the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign to gain access to any documentation they may have.

Recently one journalist, Chris Ketcham, who has been following this issue for a number of years teamed up with Buffalo Field Campaign, the Animal Legal Defense Fund, a private law firm, Fuller, Sandefer & Associates and two University of Denver law professors to sue the National Park Service to gain access to the operation for documentation purposes.

(Unfortunately, those same rules made it difficult for some heirs to gain access to these accounts without proper documentation, leading to an out-of-court agreement in 1998 by Swiss banks to pay $1.25 billion to settle Holocaust-related lawsuits).

But with each new chipset released by Intel, AMD and others there are large numbers of bugs (referred to as errata – because they are documented in that section of the chipset developer documentation) and these bugs can now be exploited remotely to gain access to systems.

When did they gain access to handguns?

Izsák could not gain access to Crimea.

They were hungry to gain access to the world.