Sentence examples for granted extensive access from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kirkpatrick — who for many years was the senior editor for Internet and technology at Fortune magazine — was encouraged by Mr. Zuckerberg to write this book and was granted extensive access to him and his associates.

Ms. Hays was granted extensive insider access.

Newly baptized nobles were granted extensive privileges.

From the beginning, it is reported, Mr Obama concluded that "I have two years with the public on this".The White House granted Mr Woodward extensive access to officials and documents.

The White House has granted Michael Lewis, the best-selling author of "Moneyball" and "The Big Short," extensive access to President Obama for an article in the October issue of Vanity Fair.

Mr. Hansen, 41, of Melbourne, Fla., had extensive access to Mr. Elgindy's tips, the government said.

Pierre Bergé, Saint Laurent's partner, has granted Lespert access to his extensive archives and last year tweeted his outrage at the rival project: "I hold the moral rights over YSL's work… A trial on the cards?" Still, Bonello has his own heavyweight backer in Kering – the luxury conglomerate which now owns the Yves Saint Laurent label.

The benefits may be more extensive, granting access to front-row seats or to press-only rooms.

The Database Access Committee granted access to information on the participants collected in SpineData.

-- had been improperly granted special access by the Giuliani administration.

The military has been granted unprecedented access to civilian communications.