Sentence examples for accessible government from inspiring English sources
There are strict rules about labour in the UK, which are outlined on the easily accessible Government website.
Significant social impact includes but is not limited to easily accessible government services for all citizens, efficiency in execution, human development impact, job creation, etc. Replication: the solution must have the quality of being easily replicated in multiple geographies.
"Hastily erected security measures signal the nation and the international community that we are afraid and care little for our national symbols and traditional values of accessible government and freedom of movement," she wrote, explaining the impetus for the new Security Design Coalition with the American Planning Association, the American Institute of Architects and others.
She told them she intended "to lead the most open and accessible government that we've ever had"; that she was proud to say that, with five women and five men, hers was one of the few gender-balanced cabinets in the developed world.
But in addition to invoking the most serious offences, the department also acknowledged that the systems would be used for "the provision of more secure and accessible government and private-sector services" and "improving road safety through the detection and prosecution of traffic offences".
Adam Andrzejewski is CEO of OpenTheBooks.com - the world's largest private repository of publicly accessible government spending.
Health care utilization in Eastleigh is high; however, a large proportion of residents opt to seek care at private clinics or pharmacies, despite the availability of accessible government-provided health care services in this area.
Participants were recruited from women seeking antenatal services at rurally-located dispensaries, representing the first level of public health care in Tanzania, and from women attending antenatal visits at Kisesa Health Centre, a publically accessible government-administrated healthcare facility located in the semi-rural region around Kisesa Village.
They were reported by adolescents and key informants to be more accessible than government facilities, most notably because non-government service providers were perceived to be more friendly and competent in dealing with adolescents: "KPH [NGO clinic] is better because they explain things well and talk kindly to clients".
If we have a strong local community and an accessible local government, we can build a governing body that takes a direct and equitable investment in its citizens.
