Sentence examples for access to capable from inspiring English sources

It would also require the fastest-growing category of private plans — private fee-for-service plans — to organize networks of doctors and hospitals and report measures of quality, just as other private plans do, so that beneficiaries would have guaranteed access to capable medical providers.

The latter will also depend on the possibility to offer full scholarships as MEIZ is committed to giving access to capable students regardless their financial situation.

Shortly after South Koreans elected the liberal candidate in the Dec. 19 presidential election, the North Koreans disabled cameras and broke seals that for almost a decade had restricted their access to facilities capable of producing weapons-grade plutonium.

The F.C.C. hopes that by 2020 at least 100 million households will have access to broadband capable of running 100 megabits a second, and for community institutions like schools and hospitals to have access at 10 times that speed.

In other words, a decade ago the European broadband market may have looked healthy from the standpoint of consumer pricing, but after 10 years of underinvestment, European households (only half of which have access to networks capable of speeds of even 30 megabits) have far fewer broadband options and innovations than their American counterparts.

Even with access to highly capable doctors and state-of-the art medical facilities, I was still fearful something could go wrong.

Overall, some 85percentt of U.S. households have access to networks capable of 100 Mbps speeds -- compare this to Europe, where many of our trading partners have far lower penetration of even 30 Mbps networks.

This includes access to endoscopists capable of performing advanced therapy on LNPCPs.

They allow patient access to computers capable of running cCBT packages and also convenient interaction between patients and staff to maximise outcomes.

Because they were built on top of the Java virtual machine (JVM) and shared Cytoscape's JVM, they had little access to increasingly capable and standardized third party native libraries (e.g., SciPy for Python).

Now, so-called "smart cities" are putting the emphasis on green space, ride sharing programs, accessible bike lanes, and easy access to internet-capable mass transit, allowing urban-dwelling Americans to turn their backs on the car-dependent ways of their parents.