Sentence examples for generous access to from inspiring English sources

It also offers less generous access to former colonies through preferential deals.

Haiti now enjoys generous access to the American market, which should be continued and expanded.

The groups would enjoy generous access to the European market and also get a big dollop of aid.

Tickets usually have to be booked months in advance, but White Zinfandel's party was granted generous access to the grounds.

But the 1975 Lomé convention afforded them precisely that: generous access to EU markets and no obligation to open up at home.

Sapir, the economist, is one of five high-powered policymakers who argued the EU should allow the UK generous access to the single market, without the fourth freedom.

This is no doubt in part a result of the generous access the author had to the show's production team and almost all the actors in connection with writing "The Sopranos: The Complete Book," an official companion tied to the unsettling conclusion of the series in 2007.

The committees offer an array of incentives to generous contributors, from access to party leaders to meetings in desirable places.

We thank P. Larson, N. Larson, S. Farrar and the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research for their generous assistance and access to the mounted skeletons.

We would like to thank P. Mennecier (Musée de l'Homme, Paris), A. Sanchez-Mazas and G. Pérreard (University of Geneva), R. Orban (Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique, Bruxelles), J. Kruzinski (British Museum of Natural History, London), and A. Vialet (Institut de Paléontologie Humaine, Paris) for their generous help and access to specimens under their care.

Generous access has its pitfalls, including the risk to a writer's credibility.