Sentence examples for access to schemes from inspiring English sources

Access is important, but what's the point of providing access to schemes to develop plays but not to the stages themselves?

"We have urged him to support universities to register their students when they fill out standard university forms, and to give all areas access to schemes like the Northern Ireland Schools Initiative, to address the shocking 40% drop in 16 and 17-year-olds on the register," she said.

Welfare change could put access to schemes like free school meals at risk, a Welsh government minister has warned.

It focuses on two areas of importance to the local impacts of PES and REDD+ schemes: (i) whether tenure and wealth filter access to schemes by local resource users and managers and (ii) how the design of contracts and the configuration of payments and other benefits impact local livelihoods and the sustainability of schemes.

Although government benefits, including free housing, food and schooling schemes, are available to help the poorest in Indian society, structural barriers often prohibit FSW access to these schemes.

These will provide for those who lack access to employers' schemes.

In an attempt to help women driers stay competitive, the FAO now offers access to microcredit schemes.

Cuts to the Independent Living Fund and the Access to Work schemes are already impacting artists adversely, as reported here in the summer.

Widmann might not have had access to such schemes when he was still wet behind the ears, but he did have the advantage of musician friends and a violinist sister.

For example, it cannot be assumed that providing access to WSB schemes would assist a shift from being chauffeured to school to supervised walking.

These barriers can hinder the success of interventions and programmes to provide access to prevention schemes, HIV testing, linkage to and retention in care, and use of ART [ 35, 71– 71].