Sentence examples for negotiated access from inspiring English sources

In 2009 came another opportunity: she negotiated access to Operation Chalice, an investigation run by Telford police.

"The accompanying Special Branch officer negotiated access to [Downing Street] with the policeman at the barrier (without informing us) and Gorbachev and party walked up".

But they were looking in the wrong place: after American officials negotiated access to the suspect site, they found only a series of man-made caves with no nuclear-related equipment, and no apparent purpose.

Guardian Australia understands that on Friday lawyers acting for 50 asylum seekers on board the vessel had negotiated access to their clients but had not been informed of their whereabouts by government.

In a scene that served as something of a metaphor for the whole segment, the producers negotiated access to the Black Chamber, a supersecret area where the nation's top code breakers work.

"One of the chief forces of colonial England unrest in terms of the American colony is the accusation – specifically in places like South Carolina and Virginia – was that the British were considering, and they were, abolishing slavery, and offering to the enslaved Africans a negotiated access to different forms of citizenship, which would have included the right to bear arms," Carr says.

They also helped negotiate access to private properties.

Responsibility for the inspectors' security, and therefore for negotiating access to sites, lies with the United Nations.

The organization is expected to be a major force in negotiating access to coveted shipping routes.

Jackson's producers were forced to negotiate access with the local drug traffickers.

Adani also has to negotiate access to the Aurizon rail network.