Sentence examples for lifelong access from inspiring English sources
It's a 'holiday club' giving you lifelong access to discounted holidays.
This program offers 5th Year MIDS students lifelong access to the I School Virtual Campus, where students can retrieve all previously completed MIDS coursework and recorded class sections.
Technology, of course, is at the core: in most countries, Y's have had almost lifelong access to digital technology and, because of that technology, they have developed a shared awareness of many events and a unique always-on connection with one another.
The Master of Information and Data Science MIDSS) program offers a benefit dubbed "MIDS for Life," which gives alumni lifelong access to all previously-completed coursework, recorded class sessions, and the ability to view the most up-to-date asynchronous course content.
The plaintiffs are unlikely to take the company up on its promise of lifelong access to career services, though some could certainly use it.
As a Harris Public Policy alum, you have lifelong access to an array of resources and services, and a powerful network of fellow alumni from Harris and more broadly from across the University.
Frist set out a clear goal, that "all Americans should have the security of lifelong affordable access to health care".
By pocketing billions in revenue and putting nearly all regular-season games exclusively on a new cable TV network that not everyone can watch, the team's owners deprived the majority of their lifelong fans access to viewership and the last years of the great Vin Scully.
Okwelume said that platform was in recognition of the need for digital education skills for lifelong learning and access to quality education for all.
Established and funded in 2018 by Susan Matthews Epstein, JD, a 1966 graduate of the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and a lifelong advocate for access to health care for underserved children and adults.
"Registering a child's birth is a critical first step towards safeguarding lifelong protection, including access to education, health care and social services," UNICEF Regional Director for East Asia and the Pacific Daniel Toole said.
