Sentence examples for access to equivalent from inspiring English sources
Under proposed state legislation (Senate Bill 4 the Health for All Act of 2015), all undocumented immigrants in California would gain access to equivalent coverage options available to other Californians.
Yet, with only minor modifications, Congress is once again considering the CREATES Act (Creating and Restoring Equal Access to Equivalent Samples Act of 2017), and its close cousin, the FAST Act (Fair Access for Safe and Timely Generics Act of 2017).
However, yeast and plant researchers will generally have access to equivalent experimental strategies.
In contrast, reports from the Veterans Administration and Kaiser Permanente reveal that when given access to equivalent medical care, African Americans with diabetes had approximately half the rate of myocardial infarctions as that seen in European Americans (4, 5).
This approach gives access to an equivalent fluid model and an equivalent structure model both defined on the whole domain.
Yee promised the undercover agent his source had access to "the equivalent to the 'M16' Automatic Service Weapon," according the charging document.
Perhaps the Air Force could have been equally certain in 1961 had it been given access to the equivalent of $60 billion to develop the Avrocar.
Federal law has long said that states must "enlist enough providers" to make sure Medicaid recipients have access to care equivalent to that of other people in the area.
While online industries have long enjoyed this luxury, CPG marketers can now take advantage of access to the equivalent of first-party, deterministic purchase data to increase the efficacy of their marketing spend.
Many of these schools purport to be on a mission to diversify the tech community by allowing those who traditionally wouldn't have had access to the equivalent of a computer science degree to get a quality education and, ideally, to get a job.
Thus, different MBON types have access to largely equivalent input from the KCs but are modulated by different DANs.
