In other words, the only surefire way to help prevent mass shootings — or any shootings — is to broadly limit access to guns in general.
Two parts of the developed world, continental Europe and North America, have similar education levels, broadly similar access to technology, and similar financial and commercial systems.
Her research interests include Aussiedler migration, German citizenship, and, more broadly, the access to and exercise of citizenship, including citizenship testing and the political participation of migrants in their host countries and in their countries of origin.
The skirmish has been taking place at a United Nations regional family-planning conference in Bangkok, where the United States has threatened to withdraw its support for a 1994 family-planning agreement reached in Cairo that called for bringing population growth under control by improving the legal rights and economic status of women, as well as broadly expanding access to health care.
Tim Fox, a Denver-based attorney who is on the national board of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the settlement represented an unprecedented move by a city to broadly improve access to its sidewalks for the disabled.
They can be adapted and reused to improve workforce and job-training programs, strengthen courses at institutions of higher education, and to more broadly expand access to educational opportunity.
Meeting the healthcare needs of rural residents with disabilities, especially those living in poverty, will require interventions beyond healthcare, involving access more broadly, including, access to safe affordable transport (24, 25).
26 The potential for a mortality benefit accruing with the use of this drug in pneumococcal pneumonia should give pause to efforts to reflexively and broadly restrict access to azithromycin.
More broadly, we have access to facilities within the Biolabs building next door.
Today's decision doesn't address that; it leaves the question of how broadly to cast access to abortion to the state itself.
