access to information

People must have access to information in their own language.

People do have better access to information than you might think.

People have access to information that was never available before.

This too is a question of democratic access to information.

The law also requires companies to give people access to information about themselves.

"You cannot cut her off in terms of access to information," he added.

"All members of a team have access to information," he said.

A block is action taken to stop certain people having access to information.

We all have a right to be able to get access to information about our air, water and soil.

"She could be in a position to have access to information he was worried about."

"I thought he might have access to information that could be useful."

He was denied access to information on his own department.

Finally, I should like to say a few words about controlled access to information for patients.

For example, you may have limited or no access to information about the data source.

The public's access to information in these circumstances can often be limited.

What we need here is both transparency and public access to information.

So it is not enough for the public only to have access to information on emergency plans.

"They are more in need of government services and access to information without having to leave their homes," he added.

"If you take away her access to information, she's in more danger than when she has it."

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

Because she had access to information you couldn't get to?

Would you like access to information and resources targeted to your business growth needs?

With an enhanced role in foreign policy, he has wide access to information.

"We support open access to information on the Internet," the group said in a statement.

This gives anyone the right of access to information held by public authorities.