Sentence examples for record accessible from inspiring English sources

Unless someone is acquitted, a confession is a public record, accessible on First Amendment grounds, lawyers say.

If not, this was noted in her computerized record accessible by all project teams.

This study implemented a web-based personal health record accessible on smartphones for clients and tablets for care providers.

Vaccinating in the dialysis unit and maintaining an electronic record accessible to GPs or generating a letter for GPs may help fill the vaccination gap in these patients.

The UK's controversial National Programme for IT, with its aspiration to a fully inter-operable networked electronic record accessible from all points of care, was formally abolished from 2010 [ 10].

With the advent of the patient electronic record, accessible to all practitioners when dealing with an individual, the radiologist and GP may be able in the future to supply and access each other's information.

"Accordingly," he added, "the agency's action in making records accessible for review at its respective offices during its regular business hours satisfies its obligations under the law".

In all fairness to Ms. Lancaster, she has been praised for modernizing the city's confusing building code, imposing integrity standards and making records accessible to the public.

Questions remain about how quickly the archives will be able to make the records accessible to Congress, the courts and researchers, said Paul Brachfeld, the archives' inspector general.

The Federal Advisory Committee Act imposes a number of obligations on these committees: they must hold their meetings in public, make their records accessible and have a membership that is "fairly balanced".

"It's a good idea in principle to make public records accessible to the public, but as with so many technical advances, it's hard to predict the problems that will arrive," said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.