Sentence examples for how such access from inspiring English sources

Woodward -- the one who stayed in the Beltway journalism racket -- had all the access to the highest level officials that he had craved at the start of Watergate, and yet he remained clueless as to how such access could provide as much disinformation as truth.

How such access affects the case mix of patients referred to orthopaedic clinics is not known.

But if Mr. Cohn's misstep is the most controversial item found in the data trove, it's hard to see how such public access to data will cause banks to boycott the Fed, the lender of last resort, when crisis strikes.

The campaigns soon began trading allegations through television ads and direct mailings about how far such access might go.

An additional 2007 follow-up survey of the same communities provided an opportunity to examine the inequities detected in the original 1997 baseline (such as access to clean water, food security, household construction, education and employment), and how such inequities affect access to health care.

To design pro-active access control (PAC), we incorporate a constraint mechanism that includes feedback and evaluation components and show based on the Game Theory how to make such access control respond to malicious access in a pro-active manner.

The 2007 survey was an opportunity to look at inequities since the original 1997 baseline, and how such inequities affect access to health care.

It makes you realise how rarely we get such access to African artists.

For example, while practically all systems claim to support guideline repositories, production-level sub-requirements include whether and how such repositories support secure access to authorized users, how permissions (read/write vs. read-only, user groups, roles, etc).

In O'Driscoll's own words: "We were in our office reading through TechCrunch and were chatting about how nuts it was how the SV companies had such access to super angels.

Bankruptcy filings have generally been avoided due to political, legislative and expense hurdles, not to mention how such a move would hinder access to capital markets.