Sentence examples for pay access from inspiring English sources

"We also realised that conservative women and women wearing headscarves share many of our problems: domestic violence, equal pay, access to abortion.

They say the other method, known as the Canadian Gateway Project, involved diverting domestic calls to Canada and then back to the United States through AT&T lines so that AT&T would have to pay access fees.

Why should a keen astronomer or geologist be denied access to a new theory simply because they work in a bank, not at a university that can pay access fees on their behalf?

Even business travelers who are bereft of Internet access know that Wi-Fi hot spots can be easily found on sites like the WiFi Alliance's hot spot finder (wi-fi.jiwire.com), which lists tens of thousands of free and pay access locations around the world.

One of the numbers blocked is for a free conference call service based in Redfield, S.D. Northern Valley Communications, the local phone company that handles that number, is in a legal battle with long-distance carriers that have refused to pay access fees to companies they accuse of traffic pumping.

To avoid exploitation, countries with tropical resources have increasingly instituted "benefit sharing agreements," that require bioprospectors to pay access fees and royalties.

But, some specialty publications in areas like business and finance have had modest success with paid access.

Some colleges have their own systems, while others receive Burly Bear through paid access on local public systems.

Merriam-Webster (www.m-w.com) provides free access to its Collegiate Dictionary and Collegiate Thesaurus and paid access ($29.95 a year or $4.95 a month) to its unabridged edition.

In France, newspapers are developing a "digital kiosk" to offer paid access to a number of publications from a single portal.

Another group of sites mixes free content with paid access, using a technique known in the industry as the velvet rope approach.