Sentence examples for Priority accessibility from inspiring English sources

Based on the autonomous access principle, three inclusive needs levels were identified: safety (high priority), accessibility (moderately-high), and regular maintenance (average).

In addition to recording instances and notes on their resolution, Alchemy allows testers to resolve many of the most common and highest priority accessibility issues with no development time.

They deliberately discuss things such as new priorities, accessibility, information flow, and mutual expectations of influence and confidentiality.

I would encourage the teams to make a priority the accessibility that the fans have to the drivers.

Only 20% of the reviewed sites met Section 508 requirements, and only 19% of the sites met WAI Priority 1 accessibility standards, based on a combination of automated evaluation and manual inspection of the code.

He said: "We always carefully consider ticket pricing to ensure the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of the Club while listening to the views of our match-going fans to understand the priorities around accessibility and affordability.

The gap between ticket revenues and running costs could in this case have been entirely expected, since the priority was the accessibility and maximum utility of the service – not profit.

Nevertheless, priority areas using accessibility (distance from road and human settlement) as a cost surrogate were able to satisfy a range of conservation targets and compactness levels while remaining remote from human influence.

Clinical staff cited standardization of care delivery as a top priority through increased accessibility of pertinent clinical information, enhanced pain assessment and management, and improved availability of clinical decision-making tools.

Project Description: Leah spent this summer in the Mayor's Commission on Disabilities, designing and launching a survey on accessibility priorities for city residents with disabilities.

Cash Anthony, 62, and her husband, Tim Hogan, 56, of Houston, made accessibility a priority in remodeling two bathrooms in their 1954 ranch.