Sentence examples for To ensure accessibility from inspiring English sources
To ensure accessibility to programming, please make alternative arrangements for events open to campus members or to the public.
To ensure accessibility across geographic domains, files will be uploaded to a trusted cloud-based platform.
To ensure accessibility for the entire population, the government waives premiums and copayments for entitled low-income individuals, those living below the local lowest living index.
To ensure accessibility of the fluorescent moiety to the quenching antibodies, we used a single cysteine SLO mutant labeled with Alexa Fluor 488 at the N-terminus (a region not inserted into membranes during pore-formation [ Shatursky et al., 1999]).
To ensure accessibility for older adults, the look/design of the intervention was kept simple with large font sizes and use of bullet points instead of paragraphs wherever possible.
It is a legal requirement in many countries to ensure accessibility for Web applications.
Access Land has been formed as a coalition of over 50 organizations, including The Sierra Club and REI, dedicated to ensuring accessibility of our public parks for generations to come.
The primary purpose of the government is to ensure availability and accessibility of affordable early childhood services for all levels of society.
Hence, the Jordan Breast Cancer Program (JBCP) was established in 2007 as a national initiative, led by the King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) to create public awareness and to ensure availability and accessibility to quality screening services in Jordan [ 4].
The University will provide reasonable accommodations to and ensure accessibility for individuals with disabilities (including students, faculty, post-doctoral researchers, other academic appointees, staff, and visitors) in accordance to the requirements set forth in applicable state and federal laws.
This is a good demonstration of the types of steps that we can take to progressively ensure accessibility of information and greater inclusion of children and adolescents with disabilities throughout our programmes.
