Sentence examples for availability to safe from inspiring English sources

Reduced availability to safe water results, according to the study performed in Alaska, in increased rates of hospitalisation for respiratory and skin infections.

The study explored availability and access to safe water and sanitation facilities.

Improved availability and access to safe child-specific medicines is still far from reality for many children in poor countries.

Information on a variety of indicators (crops, roads/market access, forest and fish availability, education/literacy, access to safe water, etc).

3 4 5 6 The World Health Organization underlines the need for these actions and in December 2007 launched a global campaign to "make medicines child size" to address the need for improved availability and access to safe child specific medicines for all children.

Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH) in collaboration with Ministry of Health MoHH) therefore sanctioned this study to assess the availability and access to safe water and sanitation facilities, as well as hygiene needs and practices among the encamped population.

8 To accelerate progress towards improved availability and access to safe child-specific medicines for all children below 12 years of age, the 'Make medicines child size' campaign was launched by the WHO in 2007.

The unreasonable restrictions proposed by the Food and Drug Administration will not only unfairly limit the drug's availability to poor women seeking safe early abortions, but will also deny millions of other women a proven treatment for fibroid tumors.

The need for improved availability of and access to safe child-size medicines has received growing attention in recent years. 1 36 WHO addresses this issue through its 'make medicines child size' campaign.

We hypothesized that the study populations suffer a lack of appropriate safe sites within the scrubland while in the adjacent perennial grassland, observed low seed availability was added to safe-site limitation.

Though MA has the potential to expand access to safe services, availability of services is a necessary but not sufficient step in meeting women's needs.