Sentences with phrase «clearly access to the documents»

«Clearly access to the documents should not have been made difficult,» she added.

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Clearly we have access to some data and clearly having Pfizer participate in some of these broad industry coalitions like this most recent one, clearly there are a good amount of data and modeling about the valued impact of early diagnosis, early treatment as well as again well documented preventive measures like heartworm check, which I think is very clearly an opportunity to say the better we can assess that, we can clearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoClearly we have access to some data and clearly having Pfizer participate in some of these broad industry coalitions like this most recent one, clearly there are a good amount of data and modeling about the valued impact of early diagnosis, early treatment as well as again well documented preventive measures like heartworm check, which I think is very clearly an opportunity to say the better we can assess that, we can clearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoclearly having Pfizer participate in some of these broad industry coalitions like this most recent one, clearly there are a good amount of data and modeling about the valued impact of early diagnosis, early treatment as well as again well documented preventive measures like heartworm check, which I think is very clearly an opportunity to say the better we can assess that, we can clearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoclearly there are a good amount of data and modeling about the valued impact of early diagnosis, early treatment as well as again well documented preventive measures like heartworm check, which I think is very clearly an opportunity to say the better we can assess that, we can clearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoclearly an opportunity to say the better we can assess that, we can clearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoclearly avert mortality and morbidity that is clearly avoclearly avoidable.

Access problems in our country are well - documented but when even medium - to - high income people are avoiding lawyers the problem is clearly larger than legal services for those who can't pay for them.

Many KM projects are ways to improve access to explicit information in the form of written documents, which have the biggest payoff when there are high costs to recreating the information contained in them or where there are clearly right and wrong answers and the risks associated with imperfect answers are high.

The other parties clearly wanted nothing disclosed, and so I've seen a number of the tools deployed, including one particularly interesting example when I went to the provincial OIPC office seeking access to an archive of documents held (apparently) by the Ministry of Attorney General.