Sentence examples for maintaining their access from inspiring English sources

While living in Zambia during his foreign service assignment, he realized that most Africans solely relied on generators and that most had trouble maintaining their access to power.

I also tend to think that shows like "Meet The Press" suffer from an access problem -- that is to say, they are so concerned with maintaining their access to political elites that the shows are now effectively a no-accountability salon.

Furthermore, encouraging low income women to maintain diverse roles as they age may be helpful in maintaining their access to multiple sources of health-related communication and education.

More than 100 users gained entry to the site, but to maintain their access they were required to upload, or provide new copyrighted files, to the library.

But by not broadcasting such tapes, the networks may well be sending another message, however unintended: that the kidnappers, to maintain their access to the airwaves, may need to devise even more outrageous tactics.

Over the last year, thieves were able to transfer a bank account of hers to their control without her permission, attaching their own telephone number to maintain their access to it.

In that scenario, all Scottish banks would probably move their headquarters to the RUK to maintain their access to the Bank of England's lender-of-last-resort facility and to a strong government backstop.

My unscientific survey of Egyptian beach culture today has taught me that as Alexandria grew more crowded and dilapidated, the well heeled moved west — summering in villas built farther along the coast that maintained their access to a pristine shoreline.

Geographies of survival are therefore an important mechanism through which informal recyclers can reclaim city spaces as they resist spatial restrictions and work to maintain their access to necessary resources.

And most health industry lobbyists, who have increased their contributions in an effort to maintain their access to her, are betting that behind the closed doors of the conference, she will yield to the Senate, which has so far resisted the public option and honored a political deal limiting the drug industry's costs in an overhaul to $80 billion over 10 years.

At the same time, Mr. Walker — who enthusiastically enjoys fund-raising, his advisers say — is personally courting megadonors like Todd Ricketts, who will back Mr. Walker if he runs, and David H. and Charles G. Koch, the conservative billionaires, according to the advisers and donors, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to maintain their access to confidential campaign planning.