Sentence examples for given sufficient access from inspiring English sources

The agency said it could not confirm North Korea's insistence that it had produced only a few grams of plutonium because inspectors had not been given sufficient access.

Subsequently, Prince Charles's private secretary, Sir Michael Peat, admitted the press had not been given sufficient access to Prince William and promised to provide information at least twice a term in an attempt to defuse the situation.

A judgment by the European Court of Human Rights in 2009, backed up by the House of Lords, limited permissible restrictions and insisted the suspect be given sufficient access to the "gist" of the allegations against him to instruct counsel.

News that King will not be joining the 70-strong staff at IPCO has outraged campaigners who viewed his appointment as a sign that government wanted to open itself to scrutiny and prompted hopes he would be given sufficient access to secret information.

And I can, and will never cease, only because I've been given sufficient access to resources as a new monthly starting point.

Many people have complained of not being given sufficient time and access to the asylum procedure, which is under "insufferable pressure" according to senior asylum officials in Athens.

Activist lawyers' accounts and journalist reports from the islands raise the question of whether refugees have been given sufficient time and access to asylum procedures.

This means they don't have sufficient access to nutritious food.

"Our poor children don't have sufficient access to pre-school education," she said.

Much of the population do not have sufficient access to medical support to be diagnosed in the first place.

Additionally, as in old-fashioned tenements, residents may not have sufficient access to sunlight and fresh air.