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The greatest risk to research participants in biobanking rests on access to information and confidentiality [ 50].

The insurance reforms rest on everybody having access to coverage.

And yet, ironically, many of these workers depend as much as the rest of the country on access to the European single market.

In any event, sub-Saharan Africa still lags behind the rest of the world on access to both drinking water and sanitation [ 4].

The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), said women's chances of getting a decent job rest on their ability to access healthcare services and have control over their bodies.

The White House said it was unaware of the deal but looked on it favorably as a means to ease the tight controls the Taliban have placed on access to the rest of the world.

The rest of the handover mechanism is performed on access points (APs).

Mr. Hollande said Tuesday that the plan would rest on three pillars: easing the access to credit for small and midsize companies; developing new job-training and apprenticeship programs; and increasing the geographic mobility of young people by offering money for language training and moving costs.

While mental health courts vary in their characteristics, they rest on the assumption that creating access to treatment for defendants is an important strategy in reducing recidivism.

After you log in (accepting the health and location access on the app), you set your "heartbeat at rest" on the watch (one time only).

In "Iran's Man in Washington," Smith explored Flynt Leverett and his wife, Hillary Mann Leverett, whose main claim to fame rested on Flynt's access to the hard-line elements of the regime in Tehran and the couple's invention of a "grand bargain" offered by Iran in 2003.