Sentence examples for good public access from inspiring English sources

Of the 48 analyzed registries, 17 were deemed to provide good public access to information such as detailed reports and publications, and 23 were determined to allow access to individual-level patient data as required to conduct real-world research.

However, it is one of the few wilderness areas with good public access.

The chairman of the Isle of Man Astronomical Society, Howard Parkin said: "Sites must be clear of light pollution, provide good sightlines of the sky and have good public access".

City commissioners instead recommended Bonita Canyon, calling it a "better fit for good public access to the statue". The Castaways Marines monument was vandalized in 2008; the city installed a surveillance camera after the incident.

We do recognise the potential benefits of promoting full public access to good quality data.

Trulia, the online real estate search engine now owned by Zillow, launched an interesting new feature today that allows you to quickly find rental homes and apartments that have good public transport access.

Unlike Spa and some of the other traditional European circuits in the countryside, however, Suzuka is surrounded by many small towns with nightlife, fine cuisine and good public transportation, making access easy.

In order to be listed as Dark Sky Discovery site, a venue must have good public and disabled access, permission from the landowner and the Milky Way must be visible from the area.

Public money for farmers to provide public goods – flood alleviation, public access and sustainably managed soils – is a necessity for Gove to achieve drastic post-Brexit subsidy cuts.

"Someone definitely planned this," Mr. Minardi said last week at the spot where the camera had been placed, a good walk from the public access at Main Beach to the east.

This may be no big deal for those living in cities with good public transport and easy access to taxis.But it can be a major problem for those who live in rural areas where, with public transport either limited or non existent, cars are the lifeline that prevents them from being trapped in their homes.