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He is said to have direct access to the President.

In earlier times, I believe people actually had more direct access to it.

Now, for the first time, we have direct access to the West.

Direct Access 5.0 has a suggested list price of $99.

Direct access to information by the people must therefore be developed further.

"Without direct access to the country, it is very hard to be sure."

The woman had direct access to every place he needed to search.

"Why did I ever give you direct access to me?"

They have no direct access to any source of fresh water.

He added, "If you have a chief executive with direct access to the president, no one is going to stand up against him."

They were among the first to open access to degree level study outside the universities.

We want to hang on to the commitment to open admissions and access.

Eight reluctantly left the game and opened access to the datalink.

It had opened more access to resources and supplies.

They are designed to open access to new markets by ensuring fair trade rules.

They were opening access to the ventilation shaft of the main engine room.

His musical fame opened access to diplomats and the media.

Instead of coming to save us from sin, he comes as a guide who opens access to spiritual understanding.

He is right to acknowledge that some exceptions to open access will need to exist, for example, to protect public and private interests.

Hollister opened access to the main computer under emergency power.