Sentence examples for make material available from inspiring English sources

"Heartland has tried to make material available to teachers, but has had only limited success.

The British Library, British Museum and British Council will also make material available to students.

The purpose is to make material available to researchers without the delays encountered in interlibrary loans.

At present, the abuse teams collaborate voluntarily with police forces, and often make material available instantly 'on an intelligence basis' while waiting for the paperwork.

The reluctance to make material available to researchers and the public at the National Archives in Kew coincides with the transition from a 30-year to a 20-year release rule introduced by Gordon Brown.

McSharry, however, said she believes "the purpose of a library is to make material accessible to as wide a number of people as possible", and that "Joyce is such a significant figure for Ireland, Europe and the world, it really is the right thing to do to make material available".

But once results are published, the researchers make materials available to others who want to repeat the work.

We anticipate several additional moves of Archives materials over time and will make materials available for research consultation incrementally as the material is received into Avery and processed.

Other authors were reluctant to make materials available publicly (often owing to real or perceived concerns about copyright or intellectual property).

More information about how the archive collects, preserves and makes material available can be found in the archive's policies.

Slade Gorton, a Republican member of the panel who served in the Senate from Washington from 1982 to 2000, said that he was startled by the "indifference" of some executive branch agencies in making material available to the commission.