Sentence examples for access to help from from inspiring English sources
Many have access to help from relatives and friends, some use the net.
Unless they are in a criminal case, most have no access to help from government-financed lawyers either.
Consider how safe your home and community are, whether your child has access to help from emergency services and from neighbors or friends, and also the time of day and length of time you'll be gone.
But the Guttmacher Institute and other opponents of the gag rule say that such restrictions have devastating effects on international organizations, often forcing them to close their clinics or reduce their services, denying women access to help from safe providers and even hampering HIV prevention efforts. .
This means that startups in the accelerator program get access to help and resources from Kaplan with no strings attached, TechStars founder David Cohen tells TechCrunch.
It's a detailed class system, ranging from simple digital access to helping the artist create a character that will be included in the forthcoming book.
Giving an excuse to leave the exam room temporarily, and then gaining access to outside help (from hidden notes or from other people) 0.0 1.234.0 0.000 8 8.
Improving access Difficulties in prognosis, particularly in non-malignant disease, were thought to hinder access to appropriate help from generalist and specialist palliative care services.
Most recently the Department of Health [ 21] has proposed that Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) across England should invest in pharmaceutical care services giving patients access to more help from pharmacists in using their medicines.
Pack argues that low-income consumers in the United State benefit from free trade that allows them to buy goods cheaper from developing nations that, in turn, need access to markets to help their populations emerge from poverty.
The report says one of the key aims of the project, run by private company Seetec, was meant to help people from disadvantaged groups access jobs.
