Sentence examples for meaningful access from inspiring English sources

"Our goal really has been to create meaningful access to the public".

"[M]y family was effectively prevented from having meaningful access to my father".

And having a lawyer assures meaningful access to the courts when necessary.

Parents seeking asylum and safety for their families need meaningful access to lawyers and the courts.

"But, when we go home, we've never really had meaningful access to the leisure and entertainment provided by television".

Few of those detained under such laws have meaningful access to legal advice or regular independent judicial or administrative review.

"Meaningful access for the disabled to public transportation services is not a utopian goal or political promise," the judge wrote.

Creating hierarchical finding aids would not accommodate the item-level description necessary for meaningful access to the oral histories.

Most egregiously, those with ASIO adverse security assessments are detained indefinitely, many, including children, for some years without meaningful access to legal advice or independent review.

Requests for meaningful access to the detention facility -- including access to detainees -- have been repeatedly denied, leaving us with no way to accurately evaluate detainee conditions.

"It's rare in the federal government for the public to have meaningful access to meetings between lobbyists and officials," he said.