Sentence examples for sanctioned access from inspiring English sources

By paying a $25 fee and certifying that we did not have criminal records, we qualified as "seconds," with officially sanctioned access to the fighters' locker rooms and the corners of the ring.

Not all of the artists are strictly street artists, and many began in graffiti but few have participated in a group show that has this much sanctioned access to public space.

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Getting into prisons has never been easy for journalists, but in recent years the MoJ has proved more and more reluctant to sanction media access.

The Office for Fair Access can fine universities £500,000 for falling short of targets, or refuse to sanction an access agreement, in effect banning them from charging more than £6,000.

It will be able to fine universities £500,000 for falling short of targets, or refuse to sanction an access agreement, in effect banning institutions from charging more than £6,000 per year in tuition fees.

Ebdon will take the helm of a watchdog that can fine universities £500,000 for missing targets, and can refuse to sanction an access agreement – in effect banning institutions from charging more than £6,000 a year in tuition fees.

"For more than a decade, ING Bank helped provide state sponsors of terror and other sanctioned entities with access to the U.S. financial system, allowing them to move billions of dollars through U.S. banks for illicit purchases and other activities," Lisa Monaco, the assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement.

Diagnosis also sanctioned women's access to social support and legitimized absences from social and work obligations.

The second iteration of Open AIM offers third party web services like Meebo and native clients like Adium a sanctioned way to access the network.

Meebo CEO Seth Sternberg says that he has reached out to both companies, but that neither of them are willing to offer a sanctioned way to access their networks.