Sentence examples for idea of access from inspiring English sources

That simple demand, he says, evolved into the idea of access as a civil right.

As the nation's oldest public university, he said, "This idea of access is deeply embedded in our genetic code, in our DNA".

Mr. Rifkin's starting point is that the central principle underpinning a market economy -- ownership of property exchangeable in the marketplace -- is giving way to the idea of access to that same property for short-term, paid use.

Putting aside whether this is true or not, and ignoring the significant question of whether Spotify fairly compensates musicians for streams (I think most artists, even the rich ones, would agree that it does not), the idea of access equaling freedom is certainly appealing.

Kim Kardashian West's willingness to expose full-frontal images of herself has brought a visual literalness to the idea of Access All Areas television, and Keeping Up With the Kardashians (E!, since 2007) is the market-leader in a subset of back-room documentaries in which a family becomes a product or brand.

Says Peterson, "They love the idea of access, and they've added a tremendous amount of value to companies that we've funded".

When we accept this idea, we are edging into the idea of Internet access as a civil right, because ensuring access is a policy made by the government.

When we accept this idea, we are edging into the idea of internet access as a civil right, because ensuring access is a policy made by the government.

"We interpreted the idea of 'open access' as giving more people the opportunity to access online resources," says Kowarczyk.

The idea of the access road was eventually hatched.

— and the advent of the Internet, there's this idea of global access, and to some extent it's true.