Sentence examples for and facilitating access from inspiring English sources

Mozambique's policy reform states that, as part of the new alliance, "Mozambique is securing rural land tenure and facilitating access to land for smallholder farmers, women, youth and private enterprise".

A plan for enhancing the compatibility of automated information and facilitating access of the Federal Government and State and local governments to timely, accurate, and complete information.

The low-hanging fruit of providing energy efficiency measures within the council estate and facilitating access to information and incentives for the public to reduce its carbon footprint have been delivered.

"In light of consultations conducted in Zimbabwe, agreement has been reached that the recently refurbished Harare city library would be an appropriate home for the collection not only because Doris Lessing lived for some years in Harare, but because she cared deeply about the country and facilitating access to books in Zimbabwe".

Close disparities in optimal nutrition and activity that exist for children from diverse racial, ethnic, and economic diverse backgrounds by developing culturally-sensitive intervention materials and focus on reducing barriers and facilitating access to opportunities for healthy eating and activity.

In the summer of 2016, the BMRC moved from the Provost's office to the University of Chicago Library, where shared goals of community engagement and facilitating access to research collections have created a dynamic partnership.

Find and facilitate access to medical specialists.

"It should lift all restrictions to access internet and social media, and facilitate access to the media in the country".

He said Merck educated physicians, politicians and the public about the new vaccine to "accelerate and facilitate access".

Erowid is an educational nonprofit, whose mission is to "provide and facilitate access to objective, accurate, and non-judgmental information" about psychoactive substances.

Middle East and North Africa director Sarah Leah Whitson said that all forces involved must take all feasible precautions to minimise harm to civilians and civilian property and that the Libyan army and militias must allow civilians safe passage and facilitate access to badly needed aid.