Sentence examples for outsider access from inspiring English sources

It is unusual for any game company to allow an outsider access to its meetings, for fear of the game's features being prematurely disclosed.

But the White House can assert executive privilege in denying outsider access to its internal deliberations.

In China, maternal mortality surveillance findings usually are regarded as "internal report," "confidentiality" were applied by restricting "outsider" access to the details [ 21].

Because of the Scouts' reputation as a feeder for Hezbollah's armed force, the party has become extremely protective and rarely grants outsiders access to them.

A person working on the project said Google was having its employees test out dozens of other designs, with the goal of giving outsiders access to an early version later this year.

Geologists are convinced that there is still a lot of oil to be discovered in the Middle East and the former Soviet Union, but governments in both regions are reluctant to give outsiders access.

State-owned or state-controlled national oil companies (NOCs) are sitting on as much as 90% of the world's oil and gas, and are restricting outsiders' access to it.

State security agencies heavily restrict outsiders' access to the resource rich region and lean on local media to ignore claims made by separatist insurgents unless confirmed by the authorities.

After the shutdown, Mr. Mecham complained in a memorandum that disconnecting the software was irresponsible and might have resulted in security breaches, allowing unauthorized outsiders access to the judiciary's internal confidential computer network.

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg told Congress in April that the company had cut off outsiders' access to friends' data several years ago, but subsequent reports have exposed privileged relationships brokered by the company.

LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron promised more stringent rules Monday to reduce outsiders' access to social, health and housing benefits, reflecting a fraught debate in Britain over the potential impact of increased immigration from southeast Europe that could fuel a rightist threat to his Conservative Party.