public access

Another begins with an inexpert “A Day in the Life at Temple Hillel Public Access Film,” in which Rabbi Marty points out that the bound Torah is called a “Chumash” — it’s left to the viewer to make the connection to the Chumash people who first lived in the area, from whom Rudy is descended and in whom Harrison is interested.

Cash-strapped councils have been selling or transferring their management to try and save money, with some putting measures in place to ensure future owners still provide public access to the facilities.

Ramaphosa responded to Trump's criticisms by saying South Africa has not seized any land and that the new bill ensures "public access to land in an equitable and just manner as guided by the constitution".

The data was uploaded by the USDA’s National Veterinary Laboratory Services to a public access genetic repository known as GISAID.

Trump’s special envoy in charge of the wildfire response, Ric Grenell, said that the future of federal wildfire aid would include restricting the California Coastal Commission, which regulates development along the state’s coastal zones and protects public access to the beach.