Sentence examples for respecting access from inspiring English sources

(ii) how to provide a global view of the structure of the information system while respecting access and management constraints?

State obligations in relation to the R2TCAH are usually addressed in relation to protecting, fulfilling, and respecting access to biomedical forms of therapy.

Dr. Susan Grant and Mr. Kevin Skilton were, at the time of the study, members of the Corporate Affairs Group of Merck FrosstCanada and were engaged in Canadianpublicpolicy respecting access to innovative medicines.

MR. BOIES: Senator Hatch's vision makes good sense for all sides in this controversy because it recognizes that, particularly where artistic creativity is involved, the most satisfying relationships between artists and the public are based on mutual respect, access and an absence of greed.

In this respect, access to pure glycoforms is a crucial prerequisite enabling more detailed structure function studies that will have an impact on medicine as well.

This study underlines different clustering patterns of responsiveness for out-patients and in-patients in South Africa, in the Brazilian WHYS study [ 13] and in a study in Taiwan that found five factors (respect, access, confidentiality, basic amenities, and social support) [ 18].

In this paper, we propose a novel solution that enables a trusted entity to store enterprise-specific security policies and take access control decisions on behalf of a Cloud provider: the Cloud provider then has only to respect the access control decision.

Immigrant women may be regarded as vulnerable populations since challenges exist with respect to access and navigation of health services and more specifically maternity care services [ 1].

Immigrant [ 1] and Aboriginal [ 2] women may be regarded as vulnerable populations since challenges exist with respect to access and navigation of health services and more specifically maternity care services.

Together, they crafted a new set of guidelines for how HeLa data can be accessed while respecting the wishes of the family.

Although a nearly 10% increase in productivity is what was seen by the patients (with respect to access) and the health care system (with respect to patient throughput), the true increase in productivity from the physician perspective was much greater.