The granting of access did seem a small sop to international opinion.
U.P.S. said the remedies would include the sale of certain business units and the granting of access to some of its airline network to rivals.
Cooperation with an IAEA investigation into evidence of past work on nuclear weaponisation, specifically the granting of access for inspectors to suspect sites and people.
Though the law fell short of some refugees' hopes, many welcomed it, in particular the law's granting of access to social security benefits to refugees.
(She participated in Frieda Mock's "Anita," while he granted lots of access to R.J. Cutler for "The World According to Dick Cheney").
But the coastal commission says that it has granted hundreds of access points that are no more than footpaths next to mansions, and that they operate without lifeguards or bathrooms and have few problems.
The core Tiffany users, Bellezza says, are therefore defined by their access to privileged retail space, while the company can still grant a degree of access to the masses without tarnishing the brand.
Yes, he'd accepted Bob's invitation to shepherd him through the formalities, but my father refused to "grant that kind of access," he told me, to his new father-in-law, "when it came to studying for the test".
Seen as offering the transparency and accountability central to a working democracy, freedom to information legislation exists in over 65 countries, all of which grant some form of access to government documents by law.
Moreover, the granting of such access is required if Iraq is to provide the "cooperation in all respects" that is a condition for a suspension of sanctions by the Security Council.
But the first box opened yesterday appears to contain a handwritten story by Kafka that has never been seen before, making the granting of public access even more significant than scholars must have expected.
