Example sentences of "[verb] access to a [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The group has access to a greater variety of experiences and skills than does one person . |
| 2 | DHAs can then concentrate on ensuring that the health needs of the population for which they are responsible are met ; that there are effective services for the prevention and control of disease and the promotion of health ; that their population has access to a comprehensive range of high quality , value for money services ; and on setting targets for and monitoring the performance of those management units for which they continue to have responsibility . |
| 3 | ‘ District health authorities can then concentrate on ensuring that … the health needs of the population for which they are responsible are met ; and that their population has access to a comprehensive range of … services . ’ |
| 4 | Robbins now draws more and more attention to the text itself , by indulging in a dialogue with his projected reader to celebrate reaching his hundredth chapter or by rejecting the claims of traditional literary decorum : ‘ happily , your author is not under contract to any of the muses who supply the reputable writers , and thus he has access to a considerable variety of sentences to spread and stretch from margin to margin … ’ ( 124 ) . |
| 5 | NOW that Nicholas Soames has access to a ministerial Montego , what will happen to Sutton , his old chauffeur ? |
| 6 | Thus , while virtually all schools wished to increase access to a better-stocked library in a way which would stimulate RBL , only 14 of the schools specified existing or intended extension activities in their plans , while nine made reference to the need to establish or develop display areas , and a similar number expressed a commitment to associated inservice developments . |
| 7 | These are documents which are often necessary to obtain access to a deceased person 's assets — further information may be obtained from the Principal Registry , Family Division of the High Court , 5th Floor , Golden Cross House , Duncannon Street , London , WC2N . |
| 8 | Difficulty in gaining access to a particular thesis is possible , as described earlier , but for most of the theses , availability is not a major issue . |
| 9 | The arched openings provide access to a lightweight stair which takes visitors to a mezzanine level linking with the ground floor office space . |
| 10 | These areas continue to constitute the best option for lower-paid workers , not just because of the relatively low cost of the housing but also because they provide access to a large pool of appropriate jobs both in the central area and in the suburbs thanks to the essentially radial pattern of public transport facilities . |
| 11 | The ‘ trans-Cameroon highway ’ — the logging road , which would provide access to a vast tract of pristine African rainforest — may yet become a reality , thanks to Japanese funding , and despite the fact that two of the world 's largest financial institutions have refused , on environmental grounds , to back it . |
| 12 | Further , representatives of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board have had access to a large quantity of files in [ that state ] and copies of certain of them which have been returned to London , and among these files is documentation concerning the affairs of your clients . |
| 13 | For the last two years , local residents have had access to a pioneering service run by the area 's Health Help for All Project . |
| 14 | Well first of all I suppose one should say that we do n't just use one computer , we , like lots of other libraries , have got access to a large number of computers , and indeed you 'll find these computers being used elsewhere for the same sort of way . |
| 15 | Well , first of all I suppose one should say that we do n't just use one computer , we , like lots of other libraries , have got access to a large number of computers , and indeed you 'll find these computers being used elsewhere for the same sort of work . |
| 16 | For those who like access to a big town for sightseeing as well as mountains for skiing and other sports , Pitztal close to Innsbruck would be the better choice . |
| 17 | Erm , the financial elements I find complex , I 'm sure from discussions with various members , they equally find it complex , but the position is , that in the current year , you have been given access to a specific grant . |
| 18 | Many of you will already have access to a personal computer and most of you will have access to one in the future . |
| 19 | However , the parties would have access to a specialized competition policy tribunal ( a restructured MMC ) , if they were unhappy with the conclusions of the Office of Fair Trading , and further rights of appeal to the High Court on points of law , on the interpretation of evidence , and on the level of fines . |
| 20 | There is , for example , no Annie 's Bar where we may gossip with the mighty over a vodka — although we do have access to a well-stocked cafeteria , where the waitresses are uncommonly polite . |
| 21 | A mind with a clear understanding of what it means by ‘ god ’ when making a call on that ‘ god ’ will have access to a physical response of immense scope , controlled only by the limitations put upon it by the processes of evolution . |
| 22 | The Clinton administration has said that under its health reform plan all Americans would have access to a basic health care package that would provide all the services most private plans offer today . |
| 23 | For example , a retailer may have been refused access to a selective distribution network on grounds which his lawyers advise the retailer are inadequate . |
| 24 | In May 1991 a delegation of members of the European Parliament was refused access to a military prison where the majority of Greece 's 420 conscripts refusing military service were being held . |
| 25 | The first phase involved controlling access to a certain area of Barcelona during the Olympic Games by using an automatic vehicle identification system . |
| 26 | Poverty in old age is a function , first , of low economic and social status prior to retirement , which restricts access to a wide range of resources ; and , secondly , of the imposition of depressed social status through the process of retirement itself . |
| 27 | She complained that her children had apparently not been allowed access to a Baptist minister , but was told that they had not asked for religious support when it was offered . |
| 28 | Such a system does not need to have access to a full-coverage grammar and lexicon . |
| 29 | During the academic year , overseas students need to have access to a wide range of information and support in order to adjust to a different culture and benefit fully from their education . |
| 30 | During the academic year , overseas students need to have access to a wide range of information and support in order to adjust to a different culture and benefit fully from their education . |