Sentence examples for information accessible to all from inspiring English sources
The actions that brought the case against Swartz were just part of a young life spent using his undoubted computer genius in the cause of internet freedom and trying to make as much information accessible to all as possible.
Google, which ran the "Mapathon" in India in February and March, said its aim was to make more local information accessible to all and that it did not break any laws.
From mobilizing volunteers to improving education and making information accessible to all, online connectivity makes it easier for individuals, organizations, and companies to make a positive difference across the globe.
But it did challenge Jabbari's new assertion that a Wells Fargo database called ClientTrack makes sensitive customer information accessible to all bank employees, enabling them to open new accounts for existing clients without the customers' authorization.
A key challenge is to make such information accessible to all prostate cancer survivors.
Our research identifies a critical need for accurate information accessible to all ethnic groups prior to participation in cervical screening.
"I am in reality only another link in that chain of pictures which makes up the sum total of information accessible to us all as Americans," he says, in an exaggeratedly thick Boston accent.
CEE promotes and facilitates the conduct of systematic reviews and synthesis of evidence, and seeks to make this information more accessible to all through open access publishing.
They also understood that the global information space, accessible to all, offered a cheap way for an impoverished ex-superpower to meddle in other countries' politics.
The green paper's proposal to transfer children's details to a "local information hub", accessible to all agencies involved in child and family welfare, would contravene the recommendations of the Caldicott committee on maintaining the confidentiality of medical records, added Dr Dearden.
He told me we are getting close (somewhere between five and 20 years) to being able to organize all the knowledge ever known to human beings in a way that will make this information automatically accessible to all of us at the click of a mouse.
