Sentence examples for laws of access from inspiring English sources

Some aspects of the legislation were good: the laws of access were clarified.

Among the requirements for participation are claustrophilia, lack of vertigo, a taste for decay, a fascination with infrastructure, a readiness to jump fences and lift manhole covers, and a familiarity with the laws of access in whatever jurisdiction you're undertaking your explorations.

She also approved a Law of Access to Public Information, which lifts the indefinite secrecy of public documents, making them open to the public after a maximum of 50 years.

With regards to TRIPS, common themes were the analysis of implications of new patent laws on access to medicines, particularly antiretrovirals [ 103, 104] and of the emerging opportunities and challenges for pharmaceutical industries [ 105- 110].

Based on the current privacy laws of Korea, access to medical records has been restricted for researchers.

The news organizations said in court papers that they objected to the judge's order because it "did not strike the correct balance between the government's legitimate law enforcement/security interests and the public's First Amendment and common-law rights of access to judicial records".

There, the only law that matters is the law of WiFi access.

The Law of Just Access to Habitat, promulgated on October 7th, allows the provincial government to tax new gated communities a tenth of their land, or the equivalent in cash, to pay for social housing.

This creates a highly uneven situation across the various parts of the country, possibly at odds with the basic premises of the country's health law of equal access to care.

The law of inverse access to training also seems to apply; that is, that training is concentrated on those already in receipt of professional education.

Though the law fell short of some refugees' hopes, many welcomed it, in particular the law's granting of access to social security benefits to refugees.