Sentence examples for organized access from inspiring English sources

CC provided information on the Department Corrective Services' policies and practices, and organized access to the data.

We particularly acknowledge the contribution of expertise provided by Gurpreet Rana, the information specialist who identified and organized access to key resources in global and domestic disparities.

They have replaced the front facade with clear glass, reduced the number of entrances for more organized access; brightened the ceiling and updated the lighting.

During most of the study period, the adjacent slum Village de Dieu, with a population of ∼15,000, remained an earthquake damaged slum with little organized access to sanitation or clean water.

So if we really want to address the inequality that black people are experiencing in the US, we have to talk about the way capital is organized, accessed, and distributed.

Among the challenges facing libraries: hiring computer-savvy archivists to catalog material; acquiring the equipment and expertise to decipher, transfer and gain access to data stored on obsolete technologies like floppy disks; guarding against accidental alterations or deletions of digital files; and figuring out how to organize access in a way that's useful.

Since fifth grade, my school's one-to-one laptop program has made it easy for me to grab digital copies of public domain works for English class, annotate lab reports and maintain and organize access to the documents I'm working on.

We create not digital libraries, but digital bookstores: a Barnes & Noble without the Starbucks.... Before we release a gaggle of lawyers to police every quotation appearing in any book, can we stop for a moment to consider whether this way of organizing access to culture makes sense?

To organize, access, and manage these valuable assets effectively, we use taxonomies, classification hierarchies, ontologies, controlled vocabularies, and other approaches.

Trackvia appeals to SMBs that need to organize, access, and analyze business critical data that might typically be placed into Excel or Access files.

The Parisian development team behind Jooce seeks to provide the millions of people who use internet cafes everyday with a place to organize, access, and share their files online.