Sentence examples for list access from inspiring English sources
The new plan now grants one of the biggest items on the oil industry's wish list — access to vast areas of the Outer Continental Shelf for drilling.
For example, relative to the other 25 cities on the list, access to capital is much harder for founders in Munich, Sao Paulo, Istanbul, Milan, and Johannesburg.
So within Gmail you can see whether a person you're emailing is already tracked on a RelateIQ list, access that person's phone number and other contact information, and set up follow-ups.
Once you log-in to the app with your WeddingWire account, you can keep track of to-do items in your planning list, access your customized budget tool, and find local wedding vendors and reviews.
On top of building in a feature that shows you mobile apps that you have in common with other iOS users, why doesn't Apple offer a single permissions interface that gracefully explains the various permissions that apps might want, not just friend list access, but location, push notifications, etc? I think the answer has do with Apple's poorly-received Ping social network in iTunes.
While viewing the tab list, access the menu.
Asked for examples of what sort of areas would potentially be covered, a Downing Street spokesman listed access to good schools, acceptance to universities, graduation rates and progression to graduate jobs, and the takeup of services such as free childcare.
Rubabel allows creation of Molecule objects from every format Open Babel accepts, including SMILES strings (see Listing Access methods).
Listing Access methods gives some examples of object traversal in Rubabel, highlighting the amount of processing that can be done with very few lines of code in Rubabel.
These have included very essential actions like the ability to order pizza, as well as create shopping and other to-do lists, access news and other information, set alarms and more.
The Canada Health Act (CHA) lists access as one of its five main tenants stating that "persons must have reasonable and uniform access to insured health services, free of financial or other barriers.
