Sentence examples for access assured from inspiring English sources

Its experience showed that more than a third of Web shopping occurred during nonbusiness hours and that global access assured that demand was constant.

It depends more on the access assured by public transportation, or consulting their home doctor to make their decision in their regular doctor visits, which cannot be caught by number of health facilities providing a shot per km.

All the old challenges - fundraising, strategic planning, managing enrollment, protecting students - are all still there, along with newer trials: navigating demographic shifts and flat-lining family incomes, ensuring access, assuring compliance to growing governmental regulation, and understanding the absurdity of various rankings including those promised by the U.S. Department of Education.

In this village, 90percentt of the agricultural land has access to assured irrigation and the same percentage of households have access to electrical power.

10 Like the RCUK and Finch group, the Wellcome Trust mixes green and gold, but it harnesses the power of green open access to assure open access for its full research output.

Access was assured for people in wheelchairs, for example.

Peasant households belonging to villages with access to assured irrigation and electrical power are expected to undertake multiple-cropping and thus require a higher amount in loans compared to villagers farming under rain-fed mono-cropping systems.

In addition to the cobalt challenge, the exploding demand for EVs (the percentage of batteries dedicated to EVs dwarfs those deployed for stationary storage) makes it increasingly difficult to access an assured supply of batteries.

"Parents and carers need to educate themselves about the risks posed by potential perpetrators through internet access and assure themselves that their child is safe".

A Spanish fishing boat was seized, and tensions mounted between the two countries before an international agreement was negotiated to govern access and assure that depleted stocks would not be overfished.

This implies a question we shall have to address: if universal access cannot assure equality in health status, because there are other important social determinants of population health and its distribution, then is universal access a requirement of justice after all?