Sentence examples for winning access to from inspiring English sources

One group having trouble winning access to treatment is the poor, among whom obesity is an especially acute concern.

Indian investors, like their counterparts from China, have a strong interest in winning access to immense natural resources in Africa, including oil, gas, coal and diamonds.

So far, 15 projects have levered in over £400,000 in crowdfunding, with local projects winning access to a network of over 750,000 potential investors.

The first visit to Africa by a serving Japanese prime minister in eight years, it was designed to counter China's success in building diplomatic support and winning access to raw materials.

Chevron, which maintains the warmest relations with Mr. Ch z of any American oil company, led a group that includes the Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan, winning access to one area in the Orinoco Belt.

Those statements were "a desperate attempt by defendant to satisfy his accusers' inquiries in the hope of winning access to his legal rights," according to a motion filed on Wednesday by Mr. Shah's lawyer.

Mr. Silverman said Skype would never pay to win access to mobile networks.

So the takeover may complicate Sinopec's efforts to win access to oil elsewhere in Iraq.

We had to go to court last year to win access to the databases.

But Mr. Khodorkovsky's steady efforts to win access to other influential Americans have paid off.

Pagels was one of the scholars who won access to the Gnostic samizdat.