Sentence examples for access organised from inspiring English sources

The paper will be presented to a summit on university access organised by the education charity Sutton Trust.

It is changing how we educate children, deliver healthcare, manage energy, ensure public safety, engage government, and access, organise and disseminate knowledge".

I was fortunate to hear Carroll speak about the project in October at an Open Access meeting organised by Garrett McMahon at Queen's University (video - his talk starts at 2 39 30) and was struck by his passion and idealism — that's the young for you — and by his sheer delight at the fact that he and McArthur had been able to make their project happen by recruiting support from across the globe.

It is equally worrying that children have no access to organised school transport and have to walk four or five kilometres to school and back.

5 In several countries acute stroke services are being centralised as a means of improving access to organised inpatient stroke unit care.

48 Potentially important socioenvironmental factors unique to northern populations may include dispersed settlement that impedes access to organised social resources such as healthcare, geographical and climate challenges for sanitation and water supply, and increased concentration of people in indoor spaces.

Each GR allowed access must organise to have all their cattle herded jointly for ease of controlling grazing pattern, thus the need for a hired herder in (i) above.

(ii) Each GR allowed access must organise to have all their cattle herded jointly for ease of controlling grazing pattern, thus the need for a hired herder in (i) above.

Trajectoire optimises performance of the follow-up care application process via instant access to data organised especially for taking the best suited medical decision for each patient.

The government is keen to showcase the strides it has made to improve welfare, and it organised access to two camps that meet its standards.

Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is a medical emergency requiring rapid access to effective, organised, stroke prevention.