Sentence examples for restoring access from inspiring English sources

"Restoring Access to the Courts" (editorial, Dec. 22) was wonderful in bringing attention to a "secret" problem that denies justice to millions of Americans.

We're restoring access to VA healthcare for a half-million veterans who lost their eligibility in recent years our Priority 8 veterans.

"It's about restoring access and standing our ground," said Julie Burkhart, a former political director for Dr. Tiller who now runs the group Trust Women.

She said her decision to start performing abortions was as much about making money for her struggling practice as about restoring access to a constitutional right.

The Pakistani Parliament has made ending the drone campaign a requirement for restoring access to NATO's supply lines that run through Pakistan to Afghanistan, despite signals from senior government and military officials last week that they were ready to allow a deal to go through, albeit only at a much higher transit fee for each NATO container.

Twitter has announced that it is standing by its users and working on restoring access soon.

A program meant to restore access to basic education was initiated in 2002.

B1 ACCESS FOR CONGRESS President Bush agreed to restore access to classified briefings to a wider legislative audience, after lawmakers balked at his effort to limit such information.

The administration must withdraw these rules, or the City Council must pass a law to restore access before this lockout of the public becomes permanent.

She leads a staff of about 30 Iraqis who distribute medicine and medical supplies to hospitals and help restore access to clean water.

Some finessing of his predecessor's legal aid cuts would restore access to justice to the most needy, without costing any more than Grayling had intended to spend.