| Place decisions refer to the ease of access which potential customers have to a service. |
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| Ghana was chosen primarily for its rich historical and valued tradition of herbal medicine and for ease of access to practicing herbalists. |
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| This may relate to ease of access to hospital rather than lack of concern about follow up. |
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| More headway was made among the Slavs of central Europe, aided by the relative ease of access and the penumbra of Carolingian power. |
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| Mechanical systems are exposed for ease of access, and uplighting creates a brighter, more airy workspace below. |
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| Because of its central location Portlaoise will provide ease of access for bands throughout the country. |
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| Bram uses Nomadesk to be more efficient and to have ease of access no matter where. |
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| Large foldable containers have the strength required to meet the demands of any supply chain and to achieve ease of access for the end users. |
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| The first priority was to confirm the suitability of proposed base camp locations and ease of access by floatplane. |
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| Knowing that the internet offers ease of access unlike any other medium, an IYB web portal within the IUCN website was an obvious choice. |
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| Different construction techniques determine the size of the cavity and ease of access from either the interior or exterior. |
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| Accordingly, the ease of access and the actual availability of training and upgrading are important issues. |
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| Emphasis on the importance of openness, trust, and ease of access to important information. |
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| It advocates that full use should be made of the Internet to provide ease of access for this purpose. |
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| The reported ease of access to legislation must therefore be referring to the Criminal Code and other federal statutes only. |
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| Accessibility scored from 0 to 4 based on ease of access and discreetness of dispensing practices. |
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| Centralized service centers were designed for ease of access which leads to easier serviceability. |
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| Forestry operations, however, provide roads and ease of access to the trapper. |
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| I want to draw attention again to something that Mr. Mutton brought up, which is the issue of ease of access and the fact that it may be quicker to go directly to the rights holder than go through an agency. |
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| The ease of access to Paris and Bordeaux, due to the proximity of the TGV train, will please owners who need to travel and their visitors who will, no doubt, be numerous. |
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| Several different insulation materials may be used at different locations in the house envelope, depending on the space available for the insulation, ease of access and other installation requirements. |
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| To this end, we will work towards dedicating greater resources to site maintenance and to revamp the site to improve its usefulness and ease of access. |
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| Its 'gentle' landscape, breath-takingly beautiful meadows of alpine flowers and ease of access complement the rugged, mountain wilderness for which the inner basin of Nanda Devi National Park is renowned. |
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| Sixtyfive percent think that ease of access to inperson service is very important and 59 percent value understanding of their needs while 55 percent give priority to turnaround time. |
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| The ease of access to the interior offered by multihulls considerably improves the life of a singlehander, who will not make a fuss about preparing a little snack. |
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| Fiftytwo percent said wait times is a priority, ease of access to telephone services was favoured by 40 percent and the cost of a passport was a priority for 36 percent. |
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| How deep they dabble depends on the ease of access. |
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| I have become, thanks to ease of access, something of a self-help junkie. |
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| For example, the small size of communities was often mentioned as a reason for ease of access to care through word of mouth in a close-knit community. |
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| The commercial importance of the city during the Renaissance period and its ease of access from the property meant that the property was owned by several generations of rich merchants. |
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| Interested parties within the meaning of the first subparagraph shall have ease of access to the documents produced in the procedure, with the exception of such documents as are declared to be confidential. |
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| Although the border opening applies to animals from other countries as well, Fleming says that the proximity and ease of access to the U. S. market makes this announcement of particular importance to Canadian producers. |
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