Sentences with phrase «kind of access»

What kind of access do you have to «authentic» materials?

You should not rely on the lender to determine if and what kind of access modifications would be right for you.

What kind of access to technology do I have?

Nevermind the fact that public charter schools are PUBLIC SCHOOLS, and should have the same kind of access other public schools get.

We also consider what kind of access new entreprenuers have to the established business community and to founders that have built businesses from the ground up.

Two crucial things to think about before you start are what kinds of resources your school already has, and what kind of access students will have to the technology necessary for a blended learning course.

Marie noted that special needs students need whatever kind of access is called for in their IEP (which reminds me of a quote from Riverside's David Haglund, «Bring what you have, we'll make sure you get what you need.»)

I think the issue is what kind of access most indies have to advertise in those territories — sure, there are a few big names in English that are selling ok in foreign language markets, but the real sellers are the indies like Konrath, HM Ward, Theresa Ragan, etc, who have released foreign translations — those titles are performing much better.

Only Apple and HTC, though, give developers any meaningful kind of access to their handsets» graphics accelerators, meaning the G2 and iPhones (particularly the bulked - up 3G S) will be the sole options for would - be gamers.

This promise can be required as a condition of granting certain kinds of access (so long as the government isn't constitutionally required to provide access to its record systems, it can require those seeking records to accept certain conditions in exchange for access).

Then, look at what kind of access Facebook has on your phone.

Android apps have the edge when it comes to certain utility since Google doesn't have the same kinds of access restrictions as Apple.

And, as Reuters reports, thee therapy could prove even more promising for patients outside the U.S. who typically don't have the same kind of access to prostate cancer screenings.

Since the spotlight has shined brightly on Facebook's data - sharing policies, the company has been reviewing how it works with outside parties and exactly what kind of access it will allow in the future.

You can not buy that kind of access to a global audience.

«That kind of access to senior leaders has been invaluable,» she says.

(Normally, that kind of access requires $ 5 million.

So maybe five years from now, we'll see a market where there will be the kind of access that we see now, meaning that there'll be storefronts and a multitude of products.

Amazon, on the other hand, has this kind of access to children not just once they are old enough to sign up for social media, but at a preliterate age.

That kind of access was allowed per Facebook's rules at the time.

That doesn't give me any kind of all access pass to be intolerant though.

But not everyone around the world has this kind of access to fresh fish, unless ordered direct from the fisheries.

I wouldn't be able to contain myself if I had that kind of access!

and if the situation leads you to think maybe we should background check all the journalists, maybe you should re-evaluate what kind of access you're giving them.

We're so lucky that he allows us this kind of access.»

Does it make you angry that formula companies have paid to have the kind of access to you that no one but your chosen medical providers should have?

Childcare is too expensive and we are years behind the best in Europe in the kind of access to high quality affordable childcare that allows more children to benefit and parents to work.

It is unlikely that there was another teenager in the world who had the kind of access to computers that Gates had.

Having that kind of access was great because it allowed us to do all these things we couldn't do before,» Hill said.

The researchers could not explain with certainty what the findings mean — they do not have the kind of access to the women's brains that scientists have to rodents», for instance — but they speculate that the gray matter losses might confer an adaptive advantage, Hoekzema says.

He was not only a celebrity but a vision of what it meant for an individual to have the kinds of access that he did.

Of course, I had my personal genetic testing done by 23andMe, and I'm in favor of that kind of access.

It's assumable that not everyone that was in the breach or had that kind of access were actually in that list.

This enables you to control of your profile and make sure that no one has any kind of access to your profile including your details without your permission.

If you've seen any of the previous «Appendices» you know the kind of access and depth these productions have.

Besides, there's no chance any of the American armed forces would give an anti-drone filmmaker the kind of access he'd need to tell a compelling non-fiction story.

The technology was not there to provide this kind of access.

«Five people in my family didn't even finish elementary school because it was just so hard, it was just so difficult to have that kind of access to school,» he says, as he glances up at the building, where his youngest sister, Minnie Wilson Early, currently teaches.

While access has increased substantially, the kind of access varies.

The divide has shifted from an access issue to a kind of access divide.

As the studies suggest, the problem isn't access, it's the kind of access.

«It gives our parents the opportunity to have the same kind of access I have for my grandson because I can afford to.

Parents don't have that kind of access, so they don't know what the data means.

Previously, if you lived in a district with limited access to a wide array of courses — whether through the school's small size or budget constraints — there were barriers to this kind of access.

With this kind of access to data, you can be sure that you are focusing on the right topics when preparing your students for testing.

She said: «This is a real opportunity to level the playing field for young people in cold spot areas who have traditionally not had the kind of access to employers and encounters that others enjoy.»