The phrase "access to basic public" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the availability of fundamental public services or resources, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "Ensuring access to basic public services is essential for community well-being."
Alternatives: "access to essential public" or "availability of fundamental public".
PLN has also had to sue to get access to basic public records.
That will leave many people without access to basic public services in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Although the percentage of Peruvians living in poverty has fallen sharply in recent years, access to basic public services remains spotty and crime is on the rise.
Some women, especially those in developing countries, lack land ownership rights, equal access to basic public services such as sanitation, as well as security and safety in public spaces (UN-Habitat 2013, pp. vii).
The importance of providing legal digital identities to the world stretch far beyond financial inclusion, and has the potential to provide better gender equality in developing economies, help people gain access to basic public services like health and education and secure rights for refugees just no name some of the benefits stated by the United Nations.
Myanmar's government systematically denies Rohingya access to basic public services, education and health care.
The country's phenomenal growth has been accompanied by a ravaging of the rural resource base, declining peasant access to basic social services, public health and education, and a profound and rapidly growing gap between urban and rural areas, and between a wealthy minority and poor majority.
The urban poor must have access to basic infrastructure and public transportation, and should be integrated into local communities rather than being marginalized on the city margins.
Cases are ongoing in the most neglected areas, which have limited access to basic sanitation and public health services.
But they were dismayed to discover that the desire to protect individuals' privacy in the genomics age resulted in rules that they say could also restrict access to basic data, like public-opinion polls.
It aimed to ensure that urban and rural residents had equal access to basic and the most effective public health services, to narrow the gap between urban and rural residents in basic public health services and further to ensure that urban and rural residents get sick less often.
