Sentence examples for term access from inspiring English sources

It's here where the precise valence of the term "access" gets a little murky.

"In terms of longer term access, probably the better solution is continued marketing under conditions that both the drug company and the F.D.A. would agree to," he said.

Most such offenders do not have or want long term access to children nor previously build relationships with them.

Implementing a Model Web encounters a number of technical challenges, including information modelling, minimizing interoperability agreements, performance, and long term access, each of which has its own implications.

Khandker and Samad (2013) show that in the long term access to microfinance has helped increase income, consumption and assets for MFI members.

These offenders usually have long term access to the children and they use their authority and status to control the children.

The recovery will not be sustainable unless businesses find long-term access to funding.

"And we can't do that without long-term access to the material".

Slap on de facto price controls, squeeze profits to get more short-term access for more people -- and you'll have one sure result.

Therefore, veterans and their families need long-term treatment options and long-term access to treatment, even if symptoms are not present at their time of discharge.

"It might be interesting in terms of publicity, but it's a short-term gain potentially sacrificing long-term access," Mr. Colvin said.