Sentence examples for means access to from inspiring English sources

"Money means access to the best health care without having to worry about it," she says.

It means access to some of the most remote and sensitive regions in the world.

For him, like most of us, the Internet means access to knowledge, social interaction and entertainment.

This means access to 250km of interlinked lifts and runs with terrain for all standards.

It also hosts a Public Health England lab, which means access to testing is swift.

Access to the "blue mind" means access to a waterway that isn't polluted.

And "power," for colectivos, often means access to government funds or goods.

It means access to ombudsmen, advice agencies and the police law.

"That doesn't just mean access to lawyers and courts.

"Right to care does not mean access to treatment," he says.

Working with Take That meant access to a much bigger market.