Sentence examples for opinion access from inspiring English sources

The Long Island-based Opinion Access Corporation puts out a telephone survey - for who, we don't know - that, under the disguise of public research, asks recipients if they knew that Obama's "spiritual adviser said American brought the 2001 attacks on itself," and had "voted against requiring schools to install monitoring software for pornography".

Based on the ASCO's members' expert opinion, "access to a telephone and transportation 24 h a day" is one of the requirements for outpatient treatment.

Although rival ESPN 1000 has the abundant resources and marketing muscle of the Worldwide Leader at its disposal, WSCR holds a decided ratings edge in sports radio's most coveted demographic: males age 18 to 54 with strong opinions, access to a telephone and time on their hands.

Include tweeted opinions, access to your most trusted celebrity's point of view, all the major news organizations' coverage and editorials on the topic.

In my opinion, having access to academic advising, tutoring, early registration for classes and opportunities to intern and travel abroad make Kansas competitive enough against the other schools to stay on my list.

With so many outlets, everyone not only has their own opinion, but access to others who share that opinion, no matter how outlandish it is.

[GP7] GPs were asked their views on the pharmaceutical industry's opinion that access to medicines is poor.

The patient questionnaire included 25 questions covering: basic patient information; visiting frequency and continuity of care; payment for services; and the patient's opinion on access, responsiveness and quality of PC services as well as on the cooperation between health care providers.

300 sequential attendees at Cardiorespiratory clinics were asked to complete a questionnaire [see additional file 1] to determine their opinions regarding access to out of hours (defined as after 5.00 pm) and weekend outpatient clinics.

The guides - with a common section and a specific section for each informant group - included opinions on access to the continuum of services across the network, elements that influence it, and strategies for improvement.

International Children's Day of Broadcasting Sunday, 7 March 2010 All rights, all children In honour of the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), radio and television broadcasters around the world are inviting children on air to share their opinions and access their rights to media and expression.