Sentence examples for of full access from inspiring English sources

Opponents of full access cite privacy issues.

The letter also asked for "the restoration of full access for humanitarian and aid agencies".

But Macron insisted: "The financial passport is part of full access to the EU market and a precondition for that is the contribution to the EU budget.

John Corrigan, the NTMA's chief executive, sounded a cautious note, saying he was "conscious that this is only the first step towards our ultimate goal of full access to the capital markets".

Proponents of full access claim that without it, there would be no way of knowing, for instance, whether President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney are really the owners of bushcheney.com.com

Instead of full access to any site with potential nuclear relevance, the compromise provides that inspectors can go to Yongbyon facilities and some academic institutions; access to other sites is by "mutual consent".

The follow-up survey contacted 536 in intervention and 420 in control communities, the increase in the control communities being because of fuller access to one of the control communities, which was not possible in the baseline survey.

On the basis of previous work, 25 as covariates, we assigned to each neighbourhood all-cause police-reported crime per 10 000 residents from the 2006 Uniform Crime Reporting Survey (http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p2SV.pl?Function=getSurvey&SDDS=3302) and the number of full-access main bank branches per km (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_(banks), each expressed as a Q.

UNICEF advocates for full access of children with disabilities to education through promoting the establishment of inclusive and child-friendly schools.

All the embryos subjected to IWR-1 treatment were dechorionated for full access of chemicals.

"These figures give us an initial idea of the effects of losing full access to the single market in financial services.