direct access

He is said to have direct access to the President.

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

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

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

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

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

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

They will certainly need to be on a direct access device.

As if he had direct access to her nervous system.

We do not maintain or have direct access to this information.

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

The 1900 system also allowed any process direct access to the first 4096 words of its address space.

All direct access by her would have been blocked long ago.

But a national security adviser has to have direct access, day and night.

The most important thing I have lost is my total recall and direct access to information.

In addition, most will have direct access to the garage.

They do so because the money provides direct access to the voters.

The direct access space required and, in some cases,its distribution.

That might mean a cellar with no direct access from within the house.

The house had direct access to one of the city's canals.

This has made direct access to many places on the other side impossible.

Local market research agencies have direct access to your potential customers.

Of the two, the latter offers the most direct access.

The contents of one's mind are the only things one has direct access to.

So they went down to the first floor that allowed direct access and began searching.