Sentence examples for the point of access from inspiring English sources

The arrows indicate the point of access to the domain interface with potentially increased solvent accessibility.

And free at the point of access is a world class gem.

Technically, the French system is not "free at the point of access".

Some schemes, charging a higher proportion of income, may offer all services for free at the point of access.

But, sadly, all of this magnificence breaks down at the point of access -- at least for the serious music patron.

Another distinction is that healthcare is free at the point of access, whereas in social care, charges are levied.

Previously, it had been taken for granted that Britain should stick to the NHS model of a free-at-the-point-of-access state monopoly of funding and provision.

But this also means that African literature now commands one of the points of access into the complex of meanings in a cultural object as globally situated as Lemonade.

Edinburgh is the biggest open access arts festival in the world, but is it really a level playing field and if not, what can be done to change the points of access?

There is more being added to data.gov.uk all the time, whether it is the NaPTAN data, a GB national system for uniquely identifying all the points of access to public transport, or the eagerly anticipated COINS database detailing Treasury spending.

The feed will operate during the 3 hour ceasefire every day, and includes three cameras showing the points of access and exit of the terminal.