Sentence examples for re-establish access from inspiring English sources

An appeal has been launched to raise money to re-establish access to a beach in Weymouth.

Campaigners have been told they can re-establish access to a beach on the Jurassic Coast, cut off by a landslide.

Isle of Wight Council is to decide whether to allocate £500,000 to re-establish access to a road which suffered a major landslide in February.

Mobile treatment plants, water-purification tablets, and the drilling and repair of tube wells help communities to re-establish access to safe water.

The Rio Tinto spokesman added that, as of Monday morning, the company had re-established access to the majority of operating pits and restarted rail lines.

We predict that BLACK GHOST KNIFEFISH will attempt to retain or re-establish persistent backdoor access to victim industrial control systems with the intended goal of being able to disrupt, degrade, or destroy the operation of those critical infrastructures at will.

"The alternative is to take the actions now and in the next few years to get over this embarrassing period, re-establish good US access to low-Earth orbit - but more importantly develop the systems that put us in a leadership position in the 2020s and beyond".

Technique failure for patients who undergo peritoneal catheter removal is high, since it is often difficult to re-establish a viable peritoneal access.

Following the European Court's decision, Austria provisionally amended the relevant Universities Act twice, firstly in July 2005 to abide by the Court's decision, and once more in June 2006, to re-establish restrictions to the access to Austrian universities.

Other risks are that the company suffers extended lackluster performance, struggles to access capital needed to re-establish relevance and/or earns a disappointing valuation when seeking an exit.

When a primary user is detected, spectrum mobility allows a secondary user to leave its channel, and to access an idle band where it can re-establish the communication link.