Sentence examples for of widened access from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, there is spirited intellectual knockabout in the contest over values that pits our heroine against Lumsden, the National Trust man who, in Nicholas le Prevost's very amusing performance, is all bristling enthusiasm for a world of widened access and costumed interactivity.

Restricting instead of widening access is shortsighted in the extreme.

"First of all there is a serious requirement of widening access.

The director is committed to his new brief of widening access to the Coliseum.

The independent heads said they fully supported the objective of widening access to universities.

This is the first time that it has specifically endorsed a particular method of widening access.

That cut is damaging places like the Open University, which have been at the forefront of widening access," he said.

It is understandable that he became an outspoken champion of widening access to higher education before it became conventional wisdom.

The Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, one of the prize judges, said he shared the mission of widening access to art using digital technology.

Ebdon is pilloried for being a "champion of widening access to higher education" and his university is damned for putting this ethos into practice.

And if legislation is the only way forward, let's embrace this and work together to establish a meaningful way of widening access for this group.