Sentence examples for access to the considerable knowledge from inspiring English sources

For the Tu Kotahi Māori community it has brought insulated homes, improved heating, minimising the effects of allergens and increased information about healthy housing; for the University researchers it has provided access to the considerable knowledge of the community, as well as capacity building for both individual researchers and research groups.

The Angels (and many other baseball people) appear to believe that managerial ability is synonymous with the considerable knowledge of the rules that Mauch is said to possess.

If people had access to the same knowledge..., " he said, trailing off.

In exchange, Workday gets access to the agility and knowledge these young companies can offer.

"We want to democratize the access to the world's knowledge on food plants," says Hughes.

More practically, it means access to the union's considerable campaign apparatus, which could finance mailings, telephone calls and leaflets.

and also access to the requisite camel-related knowledge.

Spanish farm goods would gain considerable access to the huge European consumer markets.

There are numerous spokesmen for this viewpoint, powerful ones, with considerable access to the media.

Apparently, peripheral β-END has some limited access to the CSF, but the delay is considerable.

Access to knowledge is access to the power to solve new problems and make informed decisions.