Sentence examples for guarded access from inspiring English sources

Olympic host countries have traditionally guarded access to their tracks in the hopes of establishing a home-course advantage, but some said that what set the Canadians apart was their reluctance to grant extra time to developing athletes.

Mrs Kohl-Richter, an economist who once worked for the late chancellor, is herself a controversial figure who, as her husband's health declined, fiercely guarded access to the former chancellor.

Scientists said the site, believed to date from about A.D. 900 to 1100, was preserved by a ranch family that guarded access and kept the ruins secret.

Caroline Blackwood was the author of 10 books, notably "The Last of the Duchess," an account of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor, and her maniacal protectress, the lawyer Maître Blum, who guarded access to her in her final years.

After making the recordings, Mr. Savory, who had an eccentric, secretive streak, zealously guarded access to his collection, allowing only a few select tracks by his friend Benny Goodman to be released commercially.

I learned in France that to conduct research in the national archives I first had to pass through the offices of a vaguely sadistic woman who guarded access like that three-headed beast of Hades.

She does not have a television set in her room, and the staff zealously guards access.

RSA notified the federal government, whose agencies widely use the tokens to guard access to its networks, some time before the public announcement was made.

Until last November, they held the contract with the port agency to guard access points to sensitive systems and key support structures for several bridges and tunnels.

Tucked away among courtyard homes, the old exchange is located to the west of Qianmen, the gate that used to guard access to the inner city.

In recent years, the Senate majority has taken several steps it had previously resisted, like adopting gun controls, a law guarding access to abortion clinics, and penalties for hate crimes -- moves that helped the standing of Republicans in moderate districts.