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Reporters are being given greater access to the fighting than they have been in any previous conflict.
Teenage girls should be given greater access to the morning-after pill in schools and GP surgeries alongside free condoms, according to new guidance.
First, users should be given greater access to and control over the information held about them, including whom it is shared with.
She was responding on Thursday to the call by the culture secretary, Maria Miller, for the NAO to be given greater access to the BBC's finances, allowing it to look at "any area of concern without hindrance or delay".
I knew that the warriors had the utmost respect in the tribe and that they were given greater access to education and not married off when they were 12.
Sir Christopher Bland's criticism of the NAO on Thursday followed culture secretary Maria Miller's call for the watchdog to be given greater access to BBC finances and be allowed to "look at any area of concern without hindrance or delay".
Schools are giving greater access to children of expatriates and local universities plan to begin accepting foreign students willing to pay full tuition.
China effectively opened a back door to its market for many industries by giving greater access to Hong Kong companies and the local subsidiaries of many multinationals.
The proposed changes will give greater access via schools, colleges and youth clubs, and will allow GPs to prescribe the morning-after pill to young women using regular contraception, to keep at home for use in an emergency.
Judy Murray, Andy's mother and Britain's Fed Cup captain, recently complained that the Lawn Tennis Association was failing to introduce enough free public courts to give greater access to what is still a middle-class and elitist sport.
