Examples of access

• Unidentified cyberterrorists gained access to e-mails and financial details of customers.

• Red Cross officials were allowed access to the prison for the first time a few days ago.

• The doors are extra-wide for ease of access.

• This type of account offers you instant access to your money.

• Having such easy access to some of the best cinema and theatre is one of the perks of living in Sydney.

• To access the block, visitors must pass the front desk where they have to produce photographic identification.

• The upper levels can be accessed using a lift or ramp.

• Worshippers must be able to access holy sites in Jerusalem.

• The programme would create a system to help parents easily access mental health services for their children.

• The majority of these people are living in poor rented accommodation and are not able to access the housing market.

• We will try to block terrorists' ability to access funds in foreign accounts.

• He used his office computer to access confidential files.

• Only registered students can access the site.

• It should not be possible for employers to access your private health data.

• You can now access your bank account securely online.

• Your financial information is fully encrypted and cannot be accessed.

• The working plans included construction of forest access roads at fairly high labour cost.

• Under these plans, convicts were granted access to land and encouraged to bring their families from the mainland.

• There is also a witnesses' room with separate access to the court - a last-minute addition to the plans, primarily intended for women.

• This reinforces the importance of the problem in countries without well organized health care or without wide access of the entire population to such care.

• The enforcement of such regulations may be difficult where monitoring is poor or testing is accessed from foreign jurisdictions.

• First, word forms can be accessed and recognized via the mental representations of their constituent morphemes.

• Under this account, if children's lexical representations are stored as sub-units, they are then able to access more stable units with increased accuracy.

• Distributed representations of structure : a theory of analogical access and mapping.

• Men, women and children in vulnerable livelihood systems negotiate different activity roles and access patterns to household capital.

• Access to the services of these systems was extremely limited, often to an urban population.

• Wider, more detailed research into the working of access systems and of any financial or other incentives is urgently needed.

• Possibly, this urban market absorbed part of the area's rural workforce, thereby lightening the pressure on those who sought access to arable land.

• It has no straightforward path of access for those without a knowledge base, or "computer know-how".

• It also reports on how the students appreciated access to a large number of authentic, relevant examples.

• It may be perceived as an area of concern if this is the perception of students accessing the course.