The reasons have to do with respect for the dead and concern for readers' sensitivities, as well as restrictions put on photojournalists' access to crime scenes (these conventions are subtly, and unjustly, different when it comes to international stories).
Prisoners of conscience in Iran, especially those held on political grounds, are routinely put on trial without access to any lawyer at all or the lawyer of their choice.
People who contribute $1,000 or more to the next Boschwitz campaign (in 1990) receive blue "special access" stamps to put on their letters to "expedite your mail to me," Mr. Boschwitz wrote this spring.
In fact, the F.D.A.'s new and more limited interpretation of how a product may or may not affect a disease or condition of the body restricts what a supplement manufacturer may put on its label, thereby limiting consumer access to information.
They had a policy that no one could be put on permanent access...not even our kids, let alone our cleaning person.
A lot of focus has been put on getting access to treatment and I wouldn't say we are done with that, but we also have to reinvigorate efforts on prevention.
Through Rampleman's eye, I find a deeper appreciation for what Girls Girls Girls achieve: transforming those demeaning songs into a wearable style, put on to access a boundless spirit and a love of reclaiming a moment.
In July, our very own Brock was put on "restricted access," meaning he's only allowed on campus for athletics related activities and class- a punishment that lets him live his life at Richmond the way he's always lived it, except now he can't go to the dining hall, library, or gym.
In addition, more focus was put on ensuring access to clean water, sanitation and nutrition to help children absorb the vaccine and prevent the virus from spreading.
