Sentence examples for provide unique access from inspiring English sources
The security minister, Ben Wallace, explaining the rationale for their use, suggested they could provide "unique access to information" in cases involving gangs, terrorism or child sexual exploitation.
"As one who has been 'inside' the regulatory process for the past five years, this book will provide unique access to the power and the problems of the government's financial regulatory apparatus.
We are continuously developing new spectroscopic methods that provide unique access to optical, electrical, and structural properties at relevant length scales in real environments encountered in energy and biological applications.
"These objects are past events surviving into the present; as such they provide unique access to and evidence of historical attitudes toward time, nature, sociability and, of course, art," said Lovell.
Cruise ships also claim to provide unique access to Alaska, but the view from the deck reveals few of the details — no bird's-eye view of the creatures that wander along the peaks, like woolly white Dall sheep and rams almost as big as donkeys.
They provide unique access to experiences that are sure to make for an unforgettable trip.
Taken as a whole, this collection provides unique access to Dewey's understanding of the problems and prospects of human existence and of the philosophical enterprise.
UC Berkeley Extension provides unique access to this environment, including expert instructors and leading faculty that both challenge and inspire our students.
Founder of CityVest, an online investment platform providing unique access to top tier institutional real estate private equity funds.
Imperial War Museums have provided unique access to their archives and experts, which has uncovered a wealth of stories, many of which have never been told before, as well as astounding photography, sound and film footage.
Because his role as therapist provided unique access to the mysterious leader, Coquet learned things few did.
