Sentence examples for granting easy access from inspiring English sources

To better protect customers' security and privacy, many in the tech industry oppose creating any security backdoor or means of granting easy access to such data.

The Quartet's representative, Tony Blair, a former British prime minister, has prepared an eight-point plan to spend $12 billion to regenerate the Palestinian economy, with an emphasis on tourism, farming and the mineral exploitation of Area C. But without the Israeli military administration granting easier access and permits, the Palestinians' oil is unlikely to flow soon.

In April the two countries signed a co-production treaty granting easier access to public financing and to each other's audiences.Amanda Nevill, chief executive of the BFI, says some British film-makers have been sceptical about this pivot to China.

It would grant easy access to welfare.

A year after they were left off a list of Balkans nations granted easier access to most of western Europe, Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina won the concession Thursday and were praised for upgrading the security of their passports and tightening borders.

There are hire points all along this southern stretch of Miami beach, and a swipe of the credit card grants easy access.

Every i-mode phone has a button that grants easy access to 1,600 DoCoMo-endorsed sites, some of which are free while others charge up to $2.50 a month.

"SanDisk and MusicGremlin share a core passion for granting consumers easy access to digital content," said Khedouri.

Even if you don't own a CNC or 3D printer yourself, it's getting more likely that a local business or institution will, granting you easy access to them.

This will allow easier access for cleaning.

Yet it is equally understandable that the private sector will not grant such easy access and should not be relied upon to do so.