Sentence examples for assured accessibility from inspiring English sources
Joining the JDC Board in 1986, he and his beloved wife, Leonore, became personally involved in JDC's endeavor to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities in Israel, helping to fund the Child Development Center in Beersheba, Centers for Independent Living, and projects that have assured accessibility for the handicapped to historic sites in Jerusalem and other parts of the country.
Where young people leave, rural communities will be faced with the need to fill this gap with the provision of community facilities, giving help with feeding and personal care, and aids with vision and mobility to assure accessibility.
Attorney General Janet Reno said that she hoped other hotels and hotel-franchise companies would make similar changes to assure full accessibility.
"The challenge is assuring the accessibility and usability of data 20 years from now," says Dathe.
Additionally, our sample of participants were all college-educated and above so participants with low literacy and numeracy would be invaluable in helping assure the accessibility and understanding of the information contained in the DA.
To assure good accessibility for the components of the assay to the tissue, we subjected free floating retinal slices to a brief microwave treatment in citrate buffer (pH 6.0, 0.1 M).
You create a strategic roadmap, track and measure your progress from the enterprise level, create accessible customer and employee experiences, create policies and procedures that assure full access, build accessibility requirements in your procurement, educate and train your team on accessibility and use global standards like W3C, WCAG 2.0.
It has already rolled out e-prescribing and continuation notes are made electronically which, it says, has assured legibility and accessibility of medical records.
It is designed to provide decision-support for primary care clinics to cope with seasonal variations in patient load in order to assure a high accessibility to health care services.
If new newly marketed drugs are cost efficient —the health status of patients is either maintained at a lower cost, or a better health status is achieved from the same budget— policy makers should encourage the adoption of these cost efficient new drugs to assure the widest accessibility to the particular therapy from the limited healthcare budget [ 5].
