Sentence examples for have received access from inspiring English sources

Fiat would have received access to the American market and Chrysler would have gained a distribution network outside of North America.

This focus has had a positive impact on the development of novel strategies through which many households in East Africa, and many other regions across the world, have received access to modern electricity services including pico power, solar home systems, and microgrids.

As a result of these activities, more than 50 million people have received access to improved drinking water and/or sanitation services.

As a result of the granting of the government use licenses, an additional 84,158 patients were estimated to have received access to the seven drugs over five years.

Google's Gmail, Docs & Spreadsheets, Calendar are accessible through Twitter, however, for the third time this year, a hacker has received access to a Twitter account after figuring out a Gmail password.

In court papers and public comments, the F.B.I. made clear that it had received access -- through a channel it refused to identify -- to virtually the entire intelligence dossier on B maintained by Soviet -- and later, Russian -- intelligence.

It transpired in May that a more or less complete set of the project's data was available for anyone to download from GitHub, put there by some misguided scholar who had received access and decided to post it where their students could access it more easily.

Indeed, since Colorado in 2014 became the first state with a right-to-try law, researchers have yet to identify a single patient who has received access to an experimental drug due to a right-to-try law that would not have been attainable through the FDA's expanded access program.

"Russian media subsequently announced that RT had become 'the only Russian media company' to partner with WikiLeaks and had received access to 'new leaks of secret information.' RT routinely gives Assange sympathetic coverage and provides him a platform to denounce the United States".

But over the years, the press has received dwindling access to such affairs.

A year ago it seemed that Mr. Boal and Ms. Bigelow would be the White House favorites; at the time they were being accused by Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, and others of having received undue access to C.I.A. secrets in making their film.