Sentence examples for gaining access via from inspiring English sources

Loans are generally made via the library's website, with users gaining access via a PIN number, and downloaded ebooks remaining live for a two-week loan period.

The population gaining access via the ACA tends to be poorer, and sicker.

Security breaches at shelters are increasingly common, with vengeful and violent ex-partners gaining access via bugged phones and GPS tracking devices hidden in cars and children's toys.

Robert G. Blakey, the chief counsel for the House Select Committee on Assassinations HSCAA) concluded that it was likely that a handful of Dallas police officers came up with the story of Ruby gaining access via a garage ramp for damage-control purposes, and that it was probably not true.

31 Recent advances in general practice computer systems include remote server 'cloud' storage of records, with staff gaining access via the world wide web rather than records held on practice-based servers.

The process of gaining access via the NHS to carry out research with any person or group, be they staff, patients, patient representatives, or even members of the public sampled via NHS records (such as unpaid carers), involves several stages of approval and permission.

A post on Pastebin on Sunday alleged the tax returns were taken from Price WaterhouseCoopers office in Franklin, Tennessee, after a team gained access "via a gentleman working on the 3rd floor of the building".

Our antihero, we gradually realise, attaches electrodes ("trodes") to his head to gain access via a "deck" to "the matrix".

MP Tom Elliott Those responsible for raising the tricolour and another flag on an adjacent flagpole are thought to have gained access via scaffolding erected for rooftop repairs.

It too has a minimalist display whose text and color react to the weather forecast, but this app contains slightly more detailed information to which you gain access via gestures.

Because thriving commercial broadcasters will likely avail themselves of the remunerative "retransmissionconsent" procedure of §6, those broadcasters who gain access via the §4 must carry route are apt to be the most economically vulnerable ones.