Sentence examples for access set out from inspiring English sources

Simple, which depends heavily on smartphones for access, set out to be the anti-bank, with a no fee pledge and easy-to-use features.

That is why, since 2006, universities that wish to charge higher fees have agreed 'fair access' agreements with the Office for Fair Access setting out how they will work to attract disadvantaged students, including outreach activities and financial support such as bursaries".

Since consumption of use orientated PSS is analogous to access based consumption, six dimensions of access are set out to analyse a case study of infant car seat provision.

Given that coumarin and its derivatives are well-known as antioxidants [19], we set out to access a series of thiazolyl coumarin derivatives, rapidly and in a convergent manner, to explore their antioxidant properties.

While many commentators have focused on issues of price, technical hurdles and spectrum, the FCC Chairman, Julius Genachowski, took time out last week to deliver a speech that highlighted the need to ensure that all children had access to broadband and to set out a "Children's Agenda for Digital Opportunity".

With access to Long Life Family Study LLFSS) data, we set out to determine if the number of disease-associated genetic variants is different between subjects selected because of familial longevity and spousal controls.

Hunt adds: "We have already written to the NHS to set out clearly that access to services should not be restricted on the basis of cost".

In order to achieve this, the program set out to improve access to grazing lands, control livestock diseases, and increase public and private investment.

This study set out to explore access barriers to ITNs ownership and use among the poorest groups in Kenya.

In 2003, the Tackling Health Inequalities strategy set out to improve access to cancer services by ensuring that, by 2005, all cancer patients were treated within a month of diagnosis and within 2 months of urgent referral (Department of Health, 2003), thus reaffirming the waiting time targets initialised in the Cancer Plan.

But the non-negotiable core is for an open-access, web-based system that would set out to be definitive.