continued access

collocation in English

meaningsofcontinuedandaccess

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continued
adjective[before noun]
uk
/kənˈtɪn.juːd/us
/kənˈtɪn.juːd/
still happening, existing, ...
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access
noun[U]
uk
/ˈæk.ses/us
/ˈæk.ses/
the method or possibility of getting near to a place ...
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(Definition ofcontinuedandaccessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcontinued access

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These elements assured the private sectorcontinuedaccessto the decision-making process as well as protection and promotion of its core interests.
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Sometime after her death and interment, the vaulted entrance passageway was extended farther north, to allowcontinuedaccessto her tomb as the buildings above were expanded.
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One concerns land that has been improved after the maps have been issued so that access is incompatible withcontinuedaccess.
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The amendment simply recognises that in certain circumstances the use of open country or registered common land will be incompatible withcontinuedaccess.
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If we are to implement a vigorous economic strategy, we shall needcontinuedaccessto objective 2 status moneys and assisted area status.
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The effect of withdrawal on inward invest- ment would depend on the terms ofcontinuedaccessto that market.
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These facilities are additional to thecontinuedaccessof nationalised industries to borrowing abroad on normal exchange control terms.
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I am not opposed in principle to privatisation, but the arrangements forcontinuedaccessto airspace by general aviation are not yet properly in place.
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This should ensure that in most rural areas there will becontinuedaccessto a post office.
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It is necessary to securecontinuedaccessby the board to borrowings out of which it can finance capital investment and working capital.
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We are also concerned about what provisions there will be forcontinuedaccessto the countryside when some of this land is sold off and used for other purposes.
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They wantcontinuedaccessto this market.
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If such guarantees are to continue, we would accept that it would be logical and reasonable for the parent company to ask for and to receivecontinuedaccessto documents.
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Therefore, there must becontinuedaccess.
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They should, if anything, be impaled on it more securely—but only on the basis ofcontinuedaccessto, care of and involvement in their children's lives.
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They attached particular importance to being given a better view of the future trend in resources, and argued strongly forcontinuedaccessto their reserve of accumulated receipts.
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We do not believe that allowing direct marketers and charitiescontinuedaccessto the full register for mailing purposes would be compatible with the directive.
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The policy is dependent in one way or another—and apparently is intended to remain so—oncontinuedaccess to the borrowing of huge sums of money wherever they can be found.
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