Sentence examples for pursuing access from inspiring English sources

The attack on Google's infrastructure, which Kurtz calls "Operation Aurora," was able to steal some of the Web giant's intellectual property, apparently in the process of pursuing access to the e-mail accounts of Chinese human-rights activists.

MFIA and the ACLU are pursuing access to secret judicial opinions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that address the legal authority for surveillance, including the bulk collection of data.

Kristeva aligns Beauvoir with this project of pursuing access to universal subjectivity.

And he argues that less aggressive monitoring of Iraq will now suffice and that inspectors on any new team should not pursue access to Iraqi presidential and security sites, which caused grave conflict with Iraq in the past.

Still, it sounds like a big improvement over how third-parties have pursued access to infotainment systems in the past.

The contest from Facebook-backed Internet accessibility partnership Internet.org could help millions of people recognize the value of the Internet, pursue access, and gain knowledge and opportunities that can help them get better jobs and improve their lives.

An athlete can study what is being developed in the world of science, new designer steroids for example, pursue access to those that were never commercialized -- even work with a lab to bring them to product stage.

Wendy Piatt, director general of the Russell Group of top U.K. research universities, said: "It is vital that pursuing open access should not come at the expense of the U.K.'s world-class research.

President Obama just announced an interagency task force to monitor "unfair" trading and business practices by China, and the United States is already investigating or pursuing market-access complaints against China on a variety of products in the World Trade Organization.

"We have actively pursued gaining access to D.H.S.'s database, but we have made little progress toward accessing their information directly".

His wheelchair gave him a new cause to pursue: better access for disabled people.