Examples of using Would have access in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
He knows she would have access to this kind of money only on Fridays… when the big commercial accounts bring their deposits in. Oh, sure.
He has to do that with someone, and that someone would have access to his apartment and his bags.
Corporal Walker would have access to a virtual smorgasbord of narcotics.
do you think that she would have access to his memories?
Shelly would have access to as much of it as she wanted,
Cam found his blood on the axe, and Hodgins found chemicals that only a firefighter would have access to.
The European Data Protection Supervisor specifically suggested better defining the authorities that would have access to PNR data
Well, if the math says it's doubtful anyone from a rival gang would have access tohe 18 Street Mexicali territories, that narrows our suspect list down.
Under the current conditions, the United States authorities would have access to a large quantity of private data on millions of Europeans.
As a consequence businesses would have access to quicker and more reliable settlement
That's exactly the kind of position that would have access to classified information,
the President solemnly promised that all the political groups would have access to all the IGC documents.
people throughout the EU would have access to quality health care.
Apple/ Apple ID account means, we are just saying a few things that anyone with the password for this account would have access to.
the main advantage of the EU TPD approach is that all tax administrations involved would have access to the same common documentation
information relevant for certification, oversight and enforcement activities to which all the aviation authorities of the Member States and EASA would have access.
the fishers… would have access to virtually an unlimited amount of energy… for their survival.
One negative social impact could be that not all television viewers would have access to the new equipment,
and(ii) the small caps themselves, which would have access to capital on more favourable conditions than companies in general.
People,"like willows on the banks of a stream" would have access to the Spirit which would enable them to bring fruits of integrity