Sentence examples for lives access from inspiring English sources

In the decades before social media took hold of our lives, access to celebrities was, obviously, more mediated.

Since new technologies have become a part of our daily lives, access to information has undergone considerable change.

If we are to do all we can to save women's lives, access to safe abortion must be an essential component of any comprehensive maternal health initiative.

How can it be that the big companies who deliver some of the most important services in our modern lives (access to the Internet, television) rank at the top of the most hated?

Ms. Bellamy said the plan of action to be adopted at the special session on children contained four areas of focus: promoting healthy lives; access to and completion of quality education; protection of children against violence and abuse; and the fight against HIV/AIDS, an item which had not been included in the outcome of the World Summit for Children in 1990.

Cellfish.com's Fusion Art channel provided users with live access to the workshop, which was accessible from a PC as well as mobile handsets.

The new power will give police live access to all the data.

Live access is generally used in immediate danger scenarios such as a kidnapping, where rapid access to communications data can aid an investigation in real time.

Law enforcement agencies can request historical data on a user's phone use between explicit dates, or request live access to a user's phone use.

O'Neil said, "W.N.B.A. fans tell us, 'We want access where we want it and how we want it,' and the most prudent way to reach the most fans is with WNBA Live Access," the league's year-old streaming service.

"Anyone who even thinks about going online to share an image, to view an image, to arrange access to a child or to share live access to a child is now taking a hell of a chance," Mr. Gamble said.