"The Help America Vote Act to many civil rights organizations is not so much about enfranchising the voter," said Maria Valdez, the regional counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund in Chicago, "but just the opposite, limiting access".
Procedure failure was considered as the impossibility to completely carry out the PCI using the access point of choice and the need to shift to the opposite approach.
He was the opposite of an "access journalist". Yes, he got access to powerful people, but then he used it, ruthlessly, not to repay the favor of having been granted that access, but to tell stories that powerful people did not want told.
He was the opposite of an "access journalist".
This would enable two Shaker sisters sewing on opposite sides easy access to the same drawers.
This theory posits that being the sex minority or having siblings of the opposite sex impedes access to education because 'same sex siblings may stimulate a competitive, achievement-orientated environment among children while opposite sex ones may engender a more sociable, less aggressive environment' (Conley 2000: 445).
During their conversation, it occurred to Malani that back in Chicago, he had just the opposite problem he had access to lots of skilled and educated new graduates who were eager to make a difference but could not find public-interest jobs with decent pay and a high level of responsibility.
Naturally, corporate America takes the opposite view on shareholder access to the proxy.
And in many states, including your own, legislatures are going in the opposite direction and loosening access to guns.
But instead of becoming an instrument of centralisation and tyranny, it led to just the opposite: the democratisation of access to information and the decentralisation of politics.
