Sentence examples for viable access to from inspiring English sources

One of the five questions on the ballot asked whether voters agreed with the president's policy of using gas as a strategic resource "to recover sovereign and viable access to the sea".

Many Pakistani millennials don't see it that way, and I'm certain they are going to keep having sex in random, obsolete places without viable access to safe methods of contraception while they continue to repress their sexualities.

If you visited HuffPost Gay Voices on Monday, you no doubt encountered a video discussing the future use of the acronym "LGBT" as a way to describe and label our movement for viable access to rights and citizenry.

Ideally, this would take the form of granting economically viable access to health services.

Several software vendors cited lack of viable access to suitable knowledge bases to implement some of these features.

Greece has the lowest quality lignite in Europe and plants such as these would not be viable without access to free carbon allowances, according to Panagiotakis.

Paradoxically, the ability of poor countries to pursue actions made financially viable by access to new resources has never been so limited.

The results suggest variable-weight topology-transparent scheduling as a viable approach to medium access control when a bound on delay is required.

The spokesman said the banks were "devoting considerable time, effort and resource" and viable businesses had access to finance.

"Another big factor is the difficulty of gaining access to viable water sources".

Prosecutors must charge the batterer, judges need to hold batterers accountable, and victims must have access to viable resources.