Sentence examples for boosting access to from inspiring English sources
He argued: "Boosting access to mortgages would boost supply.
It means boosting access to the existing grammars for less advantaged young people.
Other startups include Juabar and ARED, which supply portable solar kiosks for phone-charging businesses in Tanzania and Rwanda respectively, creating jobs while boosting access to clean, cheap energy.
Computer-assisted CBT (cCBT) is endorsed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice), and has been seen as a way of boosting access to talking therapies, for which patients often face lengthy waits.
International Monetary Fund, 22 May "This measure may temporarily help boost confidence in the housing market, but there is a risk that, in the absence of an adequate supply response, the result would ultimately be mostly house price increases that would work against the aim of boosting access to housing".
The state is also taking steps to make it easier to get tested, changing how HIV cases are tracked to ensure patients continue to receive treatment, and boosting access to "pre-exposure" drugs that can help high-risk people avoid infection.
Millennium Villages have boosted access to education in Dertu, Kenya.
Thailand's government boosted access to credit following the country's big floods in 2011.
By Vauhini Vara January 13 , 2015President Obama unveils his proposal to boost access to higher education last week in Tennessee.
The 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs), agreed by world leaders in September, also include aims to stabilise climate change, achieve gender equality, bring about food security, boost access to energy and give everyone clean water and sanitation.
He also suggests the payment of a C$1 billion-a-year transfer to help Canadians pay for "catastrophic" drug expenses, as well as extra money to boost access to health care in rural areas, reform the delivery of primary care and improve the provision of fancy diagnostics such as MRI scanners (see chart).
