Sentence examples for accessible supports from inspiring English sources

This matters because it'll show up on checks a future lender makes into your past, when they're deciding whether to trust you with their money (whether it be a credit card  company or a bank arranging your mortage…) Bear this in mind as you apply for it; despite being one of the only accessible supports for post graduate studies, CDLs do not always have happy endings.

It's a toxic cocktail of expectations and disappointment, which is entirely avoidable by providing accurate information, accessible support and adequate midwife provision.

Crucially, this will require appropriate, accessible support for those people who find using condoms or negotiating their use difficult – a much larger number of people than is usually acknowledged.

What is needed now is a transformative commitment to creating work through expanded training and education for growing fields, public works projects, incentives for companies that hire and train the unemployed, and extensive and accessible support for the unemployed.

In the report, Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of UUK, said: "The challenge for the higher education sector is to ensure that universities offer effective and accessible support and advice for students at the same time as making it clear to students, staff and external agencies that institutions are academic, not therapeutic, communities.

One project will use mobile phones to deliver instant and accessible support to Nigerian women suffering from postnatal depression.

The more we involve people in understanding their health needs and the accessible support available, the more likely they are to take action and pursue care.

At their 2014 annual meeting, the U.S. Conference of Mayors adopted three resolutions affirming their commitment to early childhood development: increased funding for high-quality programs to make them universally accessible, support of the President's early childhood education agenda, and making a national commitment to building an Early Learning Nation over the next decade. .

While about half the respondents (49.2%) stated that there was an accessible support group in their locality, 45.0% knew nothing about the distance to or the accessibility of their nearest support group.

Easily accessible support services provided by family health visitors (particularly to the so-called "at-risk families") are strongly recommended to help prevent the broadening of children's early regulatory problems into other areas of behavior.

The instrument was developed with the intention of providing Tsunami survivors with unbureaucratic and readily accessible support, by helping the affected population to assess their level of traumatization and to assess the need of seeing a mental health professional.