Now, with the advent of the Internet, consumers have direct access to all this information.

Our country is among those States that lack direct access to the sea.

It is a direct quote these are not my words Minority access to the media compares favourably with the diversity and breadth of access found elsewhere in the Balkans and, indeed, in much of Europe .

Market access and foreign direct investment would help to promote economic growth and generate productive employment.

(d) Demand for more information, improved contacts and direct access by individuals to their personal information

To boost their output and allow them direct access to European markets will require market based incentives.

Measures had to be taken to increase poor people's access to food, by direct or indirect means.

The road, after all, is a vital link in China s quest for direct access to the Arabian Sea.

The Ombudsperson's Office is a channel for direct access to ensure that women's voices are heard and valued.

For several of the years involved, we have direct measures of the number of households with computers at home, as well as the number of persons with access to computers at work.

In accordance with that report, access to information held by banks or other financial institutions may be by direct means or indirectly through a judicial or administrative process.

Linking with TNCs can help businesses, particularly SMEs, to upgrade their activities, access know how and technology, and get direct or indirect exposure to the international business community.

The international arrangement on forests could also provide access to new funding mechanisms, including more explicit recognition and direct access to funds such as the Global Environment Facility (GEF).

Why? Because, as Berkeley tells us, we have no direct access to our physical world, other than through our senses.

(a) The value of empowering individuals to bring communications on their own behalf through direct access to the communications procedure

3.4 The author argues that the ban unreasonably discriminates between persons with direct access to polls (taking polls itself not being unlawful) and those who do not have such access, and that this leads to distortions in the forming of voter will.

Bookshare members with qualifying disabilities have immediate access to course and reference materials online as opposed to having to request materials direct from the publisher by mail or through another intermediary.

Many developing economies weathered the crisis at the cost of massive direct state intervention, while their financial sectors lack breadth and access.

She had no direct access to the Commission on the Status of Women although her reports were of course available to it.

(a) Source circles. Deliberate and systematic effort to gain access to those involved in arms embargo violations by way of individuals who have direct knowledge or know people who have direct knowledge of details of violations

As a result of UNIDO's success in this field, the Organization has been granted direct access to GEF funds in the POPs priority area.

Computers with Internet access

Plus, with literature, direct translations don't always work best.

Cuban cooperation with Haiti goes beyond direct medical assistance.

They are concrete and substantive obligations with direct application.

Priority components include strengthening Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) prevention and intervention improving access to assessments and diagnoses and strengthening direct supports based on need.

For example, a back office application access, such as an email system, could be provided to external users (to read emails while outside the company) but the remote user would not have direct access to their email server.

In 1995 the population with access to drinking water was of 33 and with access to sanitation represented 20 .

Thus, by permitting two clearing banks to access renminbi onshore, Chinese officials are effectively subsidizing their London and Frankfurt operations and encouraging direct sterling and euro trades.

National Governments may also be able to enhance local authorities' direct access to capital markets, domestic and international, by granting authority to municipalities to issue infrastructure bonds.

As reflected in the Committee's general comment No. 22 (para. 5), policies or practices that have the same intention or effect as direct coercion, such as those restricting access to education, are inconsistent with article 18, paragraph 2.

Here, I see a direct connection with the problem of education.

Anyone with Internet access can now access official documents in all six official languages electronically.

The failure to recognize access to the challenge procedure for a lawyer who has a direct interest in removing a judge suspected of being partial against him constitutes discriminatory treatment with respect to the party, which is incompatible with the provisions of article 26 of the Covenant.

It is unusual in its inclusion of a measure of geographical access as an element of deprivation and in its direct measure of poverty (through data on benefit receipts).

A recent radio audience survey conducted in Ethiopia revealed that the impact remains modest, however, as a number of people lack direct access to the airwaves in the country.

UNOSAT is a United Nations operational programme aimed at expanding direct access to satellite imagery and value added products through the Internet and other multimedia tools for humanitarian applications.

Rwanda has no direct land, sea or air links with Côte d'Ivoire.

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Direct broadcast satellite dishes are fitted with an LNBF, which integrates the feedhorn with the LNB.

Proportion of households with access to secure tenure

The contract was given to company with direct ties to the ruling party.

Moses said Certainly not . My Lord is with me He will direct me .

Moses said Certainly not . My Lord is with me He will direct me .

A. Severin, Special Rapporteur to establish direct contacts with the Government and with the people of Belarus