Our report found that three cities — Boston, Richmond and Minneapolis — have done an especially effective job of preparing for the future of work in a way that is accessible, equal and sustainable.
Education We strongly believe education is the foundation of everything, we want it to be accessible, equal for everyone and of high quality.
We're concerned about being able to provide for our families financially, making sure we and they have accessible health care, equal pay for equal work, affordable child care, access to earned sick days, and that there are structures in places so that we can raise healthy, happy kids who can be a vital part of our nation's future success.
Primavera, Optimus Primavera, Field Day, Glastonbury Chance's sharp, accessible hip-hop – equal parts post-Kanye and daisy-age heritage – has already been a huge hit at festivals, and after his BBC Sound Of 2014 nod (plus a slew of other next-big-thing accolades), he's going to be riding and rapping even higher and harder.
1 - Available Does Not Equal Accessible Government agencies are focused on making data available as quickly as possible.
At the other end of the spectrum are the arcade aeronautical romps: equal parts accessible and excessive, with scant regard to realism.
Her painted patchworks fuse the African-American quilting tradition and Western narrative painting to make illustrated accounts -- historical, fictional or based on her own experience -- in a direct, accessible style that draws equal inspiration from folk art and Matisse.
But it's the business of voters to know why Ms. Palin and Senator John McCain oppose every measure that would help working families: guaranteeing paid sick days, making family leave more accessible and affordable, ensuring equal pay, financing health insurance for needy kids.
The case, filed in Alameda County Superior Court, alleges Lyft directly violates the law by not providing an equal and accessible transportation option to all.
The increased resources and mixed patient population would help ensure that the quality of clinic care would improve dramatically and that this high-quality care would be accessible to all on equal terms.
In order to ensure equity, any health service must be accessible, acceptable and of equal quality for all [ 14], regardless of a person's bio-social determinants, such as place of residence, race, occupation, gender, religion, level of education, socioeconomic position, social capital, age, sexual orientation or presence of disability [ 15].
