Sentence examples for access strengthening from inspiring English sources

Davids' platform includes expanding health care access, strengthening gun control and opposition to Trump's tax breaks ― all issues on which Yoder has marched in lockstep with the president. .

Fairtrade Certification Fairtrade is defined as "an alternative approach to conventional trade that aims to improve the livelihoods and well-being of small producers by improving their market access, strengthening their organizations, paying them a fair price with a fixed minimum, and providing continuity in trading relationships".

Private-sector initiatives like these must be followed up with political commitment to break down barriers to access, strengthen public infrastructures and improve the logistics of insulin distribution.

Objectives included promoting its use, upgrading the facility and its services, improving cyclist and pedestrian access, and strengthening its cultural and educational role within the community.

First, we need global trade rules that link market access to strengthening protection for workers' fundamental human rights, as laid out 60 years ago in the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights: the freedom of association and the right to organize and bargain collectively, and prohibitions on child labor, forced labor and discrimination in employment.

The lower performance in two access measures strengthens the likelihood that there may be barriers to access in this model.

Uganda has implemented health sector reforms for nearly two decades to improve access and strengthen health care systems.

While what we presented in this paper focuses on interventions based at the health center, additional interventions that improve patient access and strengthen the larger health system are clearly needed to maximize the quality of TB evaluation services.

This information is important while considering strengthening access to services or forming public private partnerships to enhance access to services, given that unsafe abortion is a preventable cause of maternal mortality and contributes to 8% of India's current maternal deaths.

Last year, we held our first Startup Battlefield Africa in Nairobi, where startups from across the continent highlighted how technology is optimizing supply chains, increasing access to education, strengthening farmers' revenues and so much more.

Strengthening access to basic social services for all would go a long way to promoting reconciliation and cohesion in Liberian society where many still feel historically excluded.