Examples of using Future access in English and their translations into French
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may potentially threaten future access to forest products as drought coping strategies are implemented.
To facilitate future access, channel side slopes were flattened at the Earl Creek airport
The Committee was informed about the developments that had taken place since the last meeting in relation to the databases on the activities of the Committee and the possible future access of Committee members to the information contained therein.
CFF has become a public owned enterprise, and in the future access to freight traffic
phased-down applications using obsolete technology to secure future access to records of potential interest, if needed.
deny him/her immediate and future access to all of the Services.
deny him/her immediate and future access to the entire service.
teams in terms of future access to sponsorship dollars from food
terminate your access to the Site and/or block your future access to the Site if we determine that you have violated these Site Terms
choose a password for your future access.
adding the most recent issue as a new"record" to a repository for future access.
to block or prevent future access to and use of Artec Services for any reason
terminate your access to the Sites and/or block your future access to the Sites if we determine that you have violated these Terms of Use
In January 2002 St. Helenians were asked to vote on the question of future access to the island, given a choice between having an airport,
Profile and refuse future access to all or part of the Website.
to terminate your use of the Site, and to block or prevent future access to and use of the Site if you violate any of these Terms of Use.
in order to secure future access to generic medicines.
they can facilitate future access to credit by enabling small-scale entrepreneurs to establish themselves
which incorporates TRIPs plus provisions severely restricting future access to new, affordable generic medicines art. 12.
may be deprived of future access, including access to back issues,