Sentence examples for access to poor from inspiring English sources

"I understand that they were trying to provide access to poor people," he said.

But some say that simple training and technical support still fall short of what is needed when bringing Internet access to poor areas.

An initiative announced yesterday by HewlettPackard will seek to bring Internet access to poor people in developing markets across the globe.

Andreessen stoked controversy on Twitter on 10 February when he said India's blocking of Facebook's Free Basics service, which offers limited internet access to poor people in developing countries, was "morally wrong".

Public agricultural organisations, such as the CGIAR, have a lot to bring to these partnerships, such as custodianship of the world's largest colletion of seed varieties, as well as access to poor farmers a future market for companies.

But, as a practical matter, commercial banks have faced challenges expanding access to poor and low-income households in developing economies, and nonprofits have had limited reach.

A quarter of English universities have failed to meet their targets for widening access to poorer students.

They don't have gangs of anti-abortionists who picket clinics or kill providers, or pass legislation aimed at denying abortion access to poorer women.

While Oxbridge has become mired in the debate over widening access to poorer British students, only 40% of the LSE's students come from Britain at all.

The limited access to RNA may not make cSBT ideal for all situations, particularly clinical settings that only have access to poor-quality starting material.

The neighbourhood attributes of poor access to amenities, poor neighbourhood quality, neighbourhood disorder, lack of social cohesion, and neighbourhood deprivation were associated with the reporting of poor health.