Sentence examples for might control access from inspiring English sources

Researchers have expressed concern that the Geron Corporation of Menlo Park, Calif., which financed the first derivation of human embryonic stem cells at the University of Wisconsin, might control access to the cells or impose unacceptable conditions on their use.

Conversely, some tasks, such as the procurement of whales and other large sea mammals, were restricted to high status males (e.g., Drucker 1951), and the elite might control access to fish weirs (Gunther 1927), with rights of first harvest.

Today individual spy agencies create "compartments" for highly sensitive information; they control access to these compartments in order to protect against leaks that might compromise the safety of agents and other sources of intelligence.

In Britain, even places that seem public might not be, as local governments allow public land to be developed by private companies that can control access.

Another may control access to the Internet.

An army checkpoint will control access to the village.

But Amtrak cannot control access to its stations and trains the way airlines can control access to their aircraft.

Exemplarily, participants might control different privacy settings as flows of their personal information through a web interface, i.e. participants can decide who is allowed to access their de-identified information or who can have access to their contact information.

Showbiz controls journalism by controlling access.

Privacy is not simply about controlling access.

Russia's Federal Security Service, the FSB, controls access to the town.