Sentence examples for regulated access to from inspiring English sources

"The existing regime allows C4 to generate one third of its ad revenue, around £230m, thanks to regulated access to 11m Sky homes and a valuable slot at the top of the EPG.

Our analyses revealed no evidence in support of the claim that farmers living in European countries with no or highly regulated access to GM crops experience declining seed options and forego competitive advantages in terms of yields since the mid 1990s when GM varieties were introduced to other markets.

"Various forms of asset sharing can promote competition and investment – regulated access to dominant infrastructure on terms that support further investment by all players, access to other utilities' infrastructure on reasonable terms [and] sharing of wireless assets such as masts or spectrum under clear conditions".

As a country with one of the highest levels of fibre deployment, intense infrastructural competition in urban areas and regulated access to both copper and fibre networks, Slovenia is an interesting case to explore using the recent theoretical and empirical findings.

There would be regulated access to stimulants such as MDMA and mephedrone with a view to curbing the use of more toxic drugs such as cocaine.

Engaging in political action to promote decriminalization and regulated access to what are now illicitly sourced psychoactive substances could be a powerful form of drug user harm reduction.

Yesterday a poll confirmed that access to medical marijuana is overwhelmingly popular, and today New York elected officials will announce a push to make the Empire State the eighteenth to provide for well-regulated access to cannabis.

Given that the overexpression of this UBD-deleted USP25 construct caused increased rescue of MyBPC1, we interpreted that the lack of these regulatory domains allowed USP25m free (non-regulated) access to its substrate.

Components of a comprehensive tobacco control program could include higher taxes, comprehensive bans on the promotion and advertising of tobacco, prominent warning labels, de-regulated access to nicotine-replacement therapies, and tight controls on smuggling [ 14].

Its wholesale operation will continue to be treated as a regulated monopoly, selling access to its network.

If market power emerges, regulated access (including price controls) may be needed to address competition concerns.