Sentence examples for public access that from inspiring English sources

The Isle of Man government concluded, in a document setting out its reasons for opposing public access, that: "A publicly accessible register may well advance collateral issues, such as the internationalist objectives of various NGOs and individuals, but it does not add significantly to the current system of access to beneficial ownership information that already exists on the Isle of Man.

This affords easy public access that will facilitate the work of OHAM's many users.

This band of reformers did much to create the country's national parks, forests, game refuges, and other public lands — the system of environmental stewardship and public access that has been called "America's best idea".

But in a recent eight-month study of 77 privately owned public spaces on the East Side, Mr. Keane concluded that 30 of them, including the one at Caliente Cab Company, had obstacles to public access that included padlocked gates, piles of garbage and spikes on supposed seats.

The final installment of secretly recorded phone calls and meetings from President Richard Nixon's White House will be released Wednesday, marking a final chapter in a campaign for public access that continues as memories of Watergate fade.

To minimize patronage, nepotism, and other forms of favoritism, government work is subject to myriads of regulations from hiring to contracting to public access that don't hinder normal business operations.

It is too bad the court still refuses to allow televised coverage of its proceedings, thereby depriving the public of access that could prove enormously instructive.

Protesters with cable TV service could also watch a public access channel that was running nightly video of protests.

Mayor Ross C. Anderson, a nonpracticing Mormon, is battling to protect First Amendment rights, provided by a public access easement that was also part of the deal.

RCTV's broadcast frequency has been turned over to a new national public access channel that promises to provide programming from thousands of independent producers.

He went on to attend Austin Community College, where he hosted a show on the college's public access channel that became the basis for his current radio show and website.