Sentence examples for toward access from inspiring English sources

If there was a time earlier in the last century when American society seemed to endorse exclusion, the balance is now tipping toward access.

It was called Villa Italia, so named because the developer, Gerri Von Frellick, a driven prohibitionist and a believer in the use of constant indebtedness as a means toward access to capital, used the Galleria of Milan for inspiration and decorated the mall with columns, statues of Roman figures and terrazzo floors.

But, when and how the government begins to change its stance toward access will be a landmark of real vs. feigned forward movement.

If we make a proper investment, we'll have the right to start demanding, among other things, that more of our investment goes toward access.

"Many senators grasp the anger among their constituents toward access to power among special interests in Washington and their seemingly easy ability to have members of Congress do the bidding of airlines contributing money instead of consumers providing votes," he says.

Health officials see that as one step toward increased access to the most disease-prone areas.

Verizon even sued the FCC last year in a bid to block a move toward open access.

Mr. Shirky said that Netflix's willingness to harness a consumer impulse toward immediate access has some lessons.

It "goes a long way toward expanding access to high-quality, affordable health coverage for all Americans," Dr. Rohack said.

I would hope that the family would lean toward providing access even if it meant compromising on the price".

"This points toward continued access gaps, as well as significant growth potential," said Dimitris Tsitsigaros, I.F.C.'s director for the Middle East, North Africa and Southern Europe.