Sentence examples for periodic access from inspiring English sources

He has been given periodic access to his mobile phone and is being treated well.

United Nations investigators, who had periodic access to various detention centers, said there was evidence that 27 people had been tortured to death in the prisons, 11 of them this year.

At the same time, Iran has allowed regular access to the main nuclear site at Natanz and periodic access to a much newer installation near the holy city of Qum, which Iran made public after it was clear that Western intelligence agencies had found it.

Weiser's Osofsky also recommends that you include clauses in the contract that do these five things: impose a penalty if payments are late; require proof of homeowners insurance covering fire and other perils; give the seller a right to do annual inspections; require the buyer to confess if he's delinquent with the first mortgage; and give the seller periodic access to credit reports.

However, food dilution methods are unique to the invertebrates and in mammalian studies, periodic access to food is used.

Local Probation and Child Care Services Officials will have periodic access to the transit centres.

The Hollywood Reporter is also investigating whether Mr. Christy received expensive gifts -- like an Armani tuxedo, a Cartier pen and periodic free access to a clothing store -- after mentioning these companies in his column.

Nodes communicate with the hub in each superframe in 1-periodic scheduled allocation and in every m superframes in m-periodic scheduled access.

One impediment to Wikipedia's ability to reach a truly global audience, however, was the Chinese government's periodic restrictions of access to some or all of the site's content within China.

To achieve this, three fields are added to the RTS/CTS frames whose combination with the previously existing duration field of RTS/CTS frames guarantees the periodic fair adaptive access of a station to the channel.

And women's financial problems don't stop with periodic attempts to access credit; women also face an intimidating and debilitating "wage gap" with respect to their salaries -- the stream of money meant to help them maintain a dignified livelihood.