Sentence examples for aiming at improving access from inspiring English sources

This should be considered when formulating healthcare policies aiming at improving access to effective and quality drugs, and reduction of health costs.

Aiming at improving access to preschool for all children in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Federal Minister of Education and Science Damir Masic and UNICEF Representative Florence Bauer started a series of meetings with responsible cantonal authorities.

Projects aimed at improving access to justice for the ordinary citizen are few and far between.

The ticket lottery, designed to ensure fair access to the extra performances, is the latest measure aimed at improving access to the 250-seat theatre.

The security council, and key Middle Eastern states, should appoint senior politicians and diplomats as humanitarian envoys, mandating and empowering them to support UN initiatives aimed at improving access.

Those decades of work are now informing new initiatives aimed at improving access and widening opportunities for disabled artists across the sector.

Many aboriginal settlements have been provided with schools under federally sponsored programs aimed at improving access to elementary and secondary education for aboriginal children.

State news media this month reported plans for new measures aimed at improving access to capital for smaller businesses, including the establishment of two dedicated investment funds totalling 4 billion yuan.

The ShopRite owner, Jeffrey Brown, a fourth-generation grocer, said it would not have made economic sense to open the $14.5 million store, which is at 52nd Street and Parkside Avenue, if not for a Pennsylvania grant and revolving-loan program aimed at improving access to nutritious food in places with few, if any, good stores to choose from.

Rural Wales is to benefit from a new Welsh government trial aimed at improving access to public transport.

In 2006, Massachusetts passed sweeping health care reform legislation aimed at improving access to health care for residents.