Sentence examples for mere access from inspiring English sources

But mere access to the physical facts about other people's brains does not enable one to do this.

Seemingly thanks to the arcana of EU state aid rules, Labour, rather than insist that the UK should remain a member of the single market, is insisting on mere "access" to it, and the protection of employment rights currently enshrined in EU law.

According to the findings of this study, however, farmland location, and fertility were indicated to be more important than a mere access to land in determining the resilience of households in the face of flood disasters.

They made some wild forecasts about how they expect it to rise to 70percentt by 2015 — wild because the issue in Mexico and Latin America goes beyond mere access and connectivity.

Value -- what people will pay for -- now derives, not from mere access to this information, but from successful tools and platforms for managing its flow, volume, and direction.

Aruna Roy, a renowned social and political activist and leader of the movement, noted that what seems like mere access to records has sparked a more far-reaching process.

Closer to home, Champneys is offering a three-day package at its resorts in Henlow, Tring and Forest Mere, with access to gym, pools, exercise classes and spa treatments (from £499.95, champneys.com).

Kymlicka concurs with the Marxist Slavoj Žižek in decrying the ascendency of "neoliberal multiculturalism", which he associates with a hollowing out of citizenship rights and justice-based multiculturalism in favour of the inclusion of minorities and foreigners through assuring mere "equal access to the market" in a globalising world.

In addition to mere 'guaranteed access' to existing or novel service systems, attention should be paid explicitly to their orientation and contents.

The area around the castle was dominated by three shallow artificial lakes, called meres, and accessed by three gates on the north, west and south sides.

And because the Government's interest in preventing the appearance of corruption is equally confined to the appearance of quid pro quo corruption, the Government may not seek to limit the appearance of mere influence or access.