Sentence examples for better access to technology from inspiring English sources

Over time, countries have agreed to "peak" their emissions in return for better access to technology.

In Botswana, Namibia, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa almost half the population earn more than $2 per day, whereas in the worst-governed countries less than a fifth have managed to cross that barrier.In any event, improvements in governance, better access to technology, the rapid spread of mobile telephones and the better use of natural resources have begun to raise millions out of dire poverty.

Its proximity to the factory provinces in China allows the IoT startup sector better access to technology hardware manufacturers, than any other major city in the world.

But Sany never made it to the formal bidding, having been left out in favor of parties thought to have better access to technology and international markets, some of those involved in the process say.

4. Liz Ford, "Mobile Phones Have Been a Gift for Development, Says Jeffrey Sachs: Better Access to Technology Can Help Achieve Millennium Goals, Says Economist, as un Calls for Affordable Broadband Worldwide," The Guardian, September 23 , 2013 http://www.theguardian.com/global-development/poverty-matters/2013/sep/23/mobile-phones-development-jeffrey-sachs.

Today, the town feels to Silversmith like a passageway to nowhere: He plans to transfer to another school, either the University of Washington or New York University, partly to gain better access to technology.

Some point out, for instance, that it would help big, rich countries that have better access to the technology.

Under Keating's vision the US alliance would still exist as a treaty that would help Australia get better access to military technology.

In the post-cold-war world, Mr. Unger said, being a leftist means encouraging grass-roots participation in democracies and seeking better access to credit, technology and markets for small producers.

Giving women better access to land, technology and other agricultural resources could reduce the number of hungry people by up to 150 million, according to the UN food agency.

The investment is a strategic one, in that it will give Samsung better access to the technology being developed by the company.