I don't have access to the printed edition.

Pharaoh said , Haman , build a tower of baked bricks for me so that I shall have access .

I could get access to it.

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(i) To gain access to new technologies

Nearly everywhere I go, I meet incredibly interesting entrepreneurs who are seeking access to finance, access to markets and established business networks.

Consumers have better access to credit.

Benefits to women have included greater access to employment opportunities and access to ICT.

While not all constituents have access to the premises of United Nations libraries, all have access to their rich web sites.

What happened to me might have been catastrophic, if not for the fact that I was in reach of good surgical access.

7. Decides that individuals who have access to the current system of administration of justice shall have access to the new system

But most do not have access to it.

Distributed memory systems have non uniform memory access.

I understand that not everyone may have access to the same breadth of resources, but if you seek support you can generally find it.

I made it so only root could access the administrative screen.

I will be content this time with one paragraph For hours I have been trying to access Al Massa's newspaper website. The paper is considered the most popular ever in Morocco.

Almost all say they have no access to Gmail.

In many countries young people have access to weapons.

The urban poor usually have very low access to water and sanitation services, and pockets of people such as indigenous groups often have even lower access.

Actually, I put marijuana in everything I cooked and I had access to all the best girls. It was fabulous.

I had access to him. I could study him, have him come to my home, get to know him, do psychological analysis to see, was he a good apple or bad apple.

Some 30 per cent of the urban population do not have access to clean drinking water, while only 54 per cent have access to proper sewage systems.

They're important because they have access to resources that your strong ties don't have.

Poor children do not have reasonable access to health care.

Foreign fishing vessels have open access to Somali coastal waters.

Also, the rural areas have limited access to energy services.

You have ensured greater civil society access to our deliberations.

Those attacks and provocations have, at times, impaired humanitarian access.

So I started to try to study at home, just with my school books, as having access to the Internet would have been an unimaginable luxury.

Students with a secondary school certificate have access to higher education.

Do they have access to the Unseen , which they write down ?

Do they have access to the Unseen , which they write down ?

They have in some cases impeded humanitarian access to exposed populations.

Unmarried and married women have the same access to such benefits.

Women have equal access to sports and physical activities with men.

And we have seen real progress in providing access to treatment.

To have access, on general terms of equality, to public service.

Hence, these areas currently have no access to any judicial process.

I have also recommended practical measures that can improve access to civilians in armed conflict, such as defining clear conditions for humanitarian access in any terms of engagement and the use of framework agreements, such as were used in Operation Lifeline Sudan.

In Latin America, about 15 of the population roughly 76 million people do not have access to safe water, and 116 million people do not have access to sanitation services.

According to a 2004 report by the Government, only 23 per cent of the people have access to safe water and only 12 per cent have access to adequate sanitation.

More than a billion people in developing countries lack access to clean water more than two billion have no access to basic sanitation.

Millions living with HIV AIDS do not have access to lifesaving medicines.

In this level the girls have access, but there are many dropouts.

(g) Ensure that indigenous children have access to free primary quality education