Sentence examples for a lack of equitable access from inspiring English sources

"Please tell the world leaders who are meeting in Tokyo that it is not from a shortage of war machines that the world is suffering, but from a lack of equitable access to meaningful and quality education.

In Bangladesh, these disparities are further exacerbated by lack of equitable access to quality healthcare services despite the density and array of service options in urban centres.

The final contribution in this special issue, by Karan Jutlla (2015), further challenges the dominant perceptions in relation to ethnicity, and more specifically with regards to the reasons for ethnic minority older people's lack of equitable access to health services, that continue to prevail within much of the existing social gerontological literature.

Not surprisingly, the interest and demand among many Americans appears to be thwarted by a lack of equitable distribution of bicycle facilities and culturally competent outreach.

Providing care for patients with both physical and mental health needs provides a particular challenge to honouring the principle of equitable access based on patient need.

The problem of measuring access to care aside, we might think that the concept of equal access is straightforwardly analyzed, and the concept of equitable access depends in a more complex way on what inequalities in access are permissible.

Issues of equitable access in the use of private medical resources come to mind when introducing such a scheme.

It is only when there is increased policy attention on achieving a universal health system that equitable ART access will be affordable and sustainable and will not compromise the goal of equitable access to other health services.

To what extent has the Canadian health care system met this goal of equitable access?

However, functional implementation will raise issues of equitable access and privacy.

Again, India's biotechnology policy will be crucial to the achievement of equitable access.