Sentence examples for secure continued access from inspiring English sources

Although Penn officials concede that the jewels' actual place of discovery, or findspot, is unknown, they say the deal has allowed them to secure continued access to the Aegean sites where their archaeologists have worked for decades.

The Welsh government is being urged to open talks with Ireland in an attempt to secure continued access to European funding after Brexit, under a plan by Plaid Cymru.

Hunt, who as health secretary was involved in a long-running contract dispute with junior doctors that triggered five strikes, said he wanted the UK to secure continued access to the European single market.

Mr Javid said: "The biggest issue raised was the need to secure continued access to the single market.

· The report found no evidence that the motive of the British Government for initiating military action in Iraq was securing continued access to oil supplies.

Chris Cummings, chief executive of financial lobby group TheCityUK, said it was focused on securing continued access to the single market and warned of the risk of "prolonged uncertainty" while a new relationship with the EU was negotiated.

This would mean the government securing continuing access to EU research funds as equal partners, and the permanent free movement of academics and students between the UK and the EU.

But they have ultimately secured continued accreditation.

Evaluating the impact of programmes was seen as important for securing continued donor support.

Nor has she said how she will be able to secure what she and the Brexiteers say they want: continued access to the common market on favorable terms for British firms, together with strict restrictions on migrant flows from Europe.

They would happily settle for a good, secure government job, with decent schools, housing, a comfortable retirement and continued access to one of the world's best medical systems.