Sentence examples for given unprecedented access from inspiring English sources

"I think that they have been given unprecedented access," he said.

Ms. Spurling was given unprecedented access to Matisse's papers by his family.

As part of the scoping officers were given unprecedented access to Special Forces Directorate records.

U.S. personnel were given unprecedented access to domestic Mexican police operations and intelligence.

The historians were given unprecedented access to the files of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (commonly known as MI6).

On Wednesday the Times was given unprecedented access to GCHQ, which it ran, tie-in style, beneath the splash headline "For your eyes only".

Its a remarkable package, giving unprecedented access to wildlife, particularly wolves.

"The David Bowie Archive gave unprecedented access to the V&A and museum's curators have made all curatorial and design choices.

In a letter to ministers, the British Medical Association raised fears the legislation "gives unprecedented access to patient data".

The film followed a group of Britain's most dangerous extremists for two years, giving unprecedented access into the bubbling undercurrent of home-grown terrorism.

Police forces gave unprecedented access to their staff for Reading the Riots, which is the largest academic study into the causes and consequences of England's summer of disorder.