Sentence examples for members without access from inspiring English sources

A mail delivery snag left as many as 200 members without access to the system.

This knowledge-sharing platform for small-scale farmers allows members without access to the internet to share farming tips, ask, answer and rate questions all via a free SMS service.

Internet access was also a problem for one carer whose home computer was broken; when asked if it there wasn't a computer suitable for use at Elm House, the carer replied: 'No, not with internet.' This serves to highlight the lack of internet access provided for Elm House staff, which could present problems for staff members without access to internet facilities at home or elsewhere.

The alternative now envisioned by some House members — legal status without access to citizenship — would effectively create a new stratum of society, a permanent second class of Americans.

In any case, is not the real scandal that ordinary members of the public without access to football-sized wage packets do not have protection against the power of the press?

Clearly, a member of the public without access to large funds would not have been able to fight this legal battle.

Len McCluskey, Unite's general secretary, said the new credit union service would ensure the union's members "can access finance without fear, and help keep them out of the clutches of parasitic lenders".

This means that your entire family could be denied to the internet — and hence to civic participation, health information, education, communications, and their means of earning a living — if one member is accused of copyright infringement, without access to a trial or counsel.

In particular, Mr. Daschle and other senior senators said, members of the Foreign Relations, Armed Services, Judiciary and Appropriations Committees could not function without access to classified material.

Without access to Con Ed, members of the Ulam tribe have to carry their light and power around with them in a small basket containing smoldering coals.

American citizens were detained for long periods without access to lawyers or family members.