Sentence examples for start access to from inspiring English sources

To start, access to high-tech machinery is more prevalent than ever," he continued.

For a start, access to essentials, such as clean water and energy, continues to elude many developing countries, undermining efforts to reduce poverty and inequality.

The certificate proves the identity and age of the child, and her of his place of birth; it facilitates from the start access to services such as health, immunization, education and social welfare.

For human tissue products, this means that companies need to get access to starting materials and at low cost.

Developers are going to start getting access to Facebook users' Email boxes, so that's a start.

But British firms' head start and access to the City should give them an edge.

"We will start having access to the internet soon," he said in an interview last month.

Undeniably, the authority of CSG and the GoMA producers comes into question as soon as they start denying access to elements of a programme.

It seems every time women start demanding access to this or that, there is a rash of studies "proving" that menstrual cycles render them unsuitable.

"We need to start with access to produce and make it affordable and desirable," she says.

Building resiliency has to start with access to food -- we can't do much if we don't eat but it can't stop there.