Sentence examples for the problem of accessing from inspiring English sources
21.07.2009 Tom Crone: "At no stage during their [the police's] investigation or ours did any evidence arise that the problem of accessing [voicemails] by our reporters, or complicity of accessing by our reporters, went beyond the Goodman/Mulcaire situation".
For co-founders George Popescu and Gilad Woltsovitch the problem of accessing credit isn't academic.
This addresses the problem of accessing parts of the screen, but it doesn't do anything to improve texting/typing on the bigger devices.
The problem of accessing and classifying a high number of data to use for generating new stories can be approached by using suitable machine learning techniques.
In particular, this study puts forward an intervention to address the problem of accessing market information through a mobile phone application in order to enable women to handle family matters and conducting business activity uninterrupted.
As a result, many policy-makers, international institutions, NGOs and the civil society have set out to seek effective alternatives in order to provide rural households a permanent solution to the problem of accessing health care.
Other CAB staff reported that benefits claimants were increasingly replying on food banks because of the problems of accessing services online.
Because of its nocturnal habits and the problems of accessing some of the small islands on which it breeds, the distribution is poorly known.
Qualitative data from client, service provider and stakeholder interviews provided rich, explanatory insights into the problems of accessing HIV/AIDS services.
While this study has started to build an understanding of the problems of accessing HIV/AIDS services in two FSU countries further research is required in order to deepen our knowledge of these problems and to help inform the development of future HIV/AIDS programmes.
This study did not address the problems of accessing care, but the quality of care provided to migrants once they are in a service, an issue which has received comparatively less attention in the literature, but is of central importance to millions of migrants who are treated in health services across Europe every day.
