His teaching position at Yale meant he had guaranteed access to the American Journal of Science for publication.
She said she wasn't sure when the supplies would arrive, but that the Syrian government and opposition groups had guaranteed access to the besieged towns. .
Since Avatar had guaranteed access to the bigger screens and Alvin and the Chipmunks 2 had the benefit of a Wednesday opening (and $18.8 million opening day), Sherlock Holmes had to settle for smaller auditoriums in many of its theaters.
He will have guaranteed access to a big screen TV ("several, actually") in the office.
And lawyers would no longer have guaranteed access to their own files containing classified information, which are kept at a secure facility, unless the authorities approved that, too.
They believe that insurance plans should have "guaranteed access," meaning that insurance companies should not be able to deny coverage to people because of preëxisting conditions.
"The only way we can prevent it is to have guaranteed access and safety and security for all of our teams.
"If law enforcement has guaranteed access to everything, an attacker who gains access to these keys would enjoy the same privilege," the report says.
Americans, and American politicians, have decided that people should have guaranteed access to insurance, and that they shouldn't have to worry about losing it just because they get laid off or fall ill.
But if you want — and, again, most Americans do — a system that has guaranteed access, community rating, and that keeps insurance relatively affordable for the average American, you're likely going to get something like Obamacare.
Pregnant women, across the country and anywhere along the income spectrum, will for the first time have guaranteed access to health insurance offering a minimum standard of care that will help keep their babies alive.
