Sentence examples for building accessibility from inspiring English sources

The Turkish government, civil society and disabled people's organizations in recent years have made some efforts to create an enabling environment (for example, building accessibility, effective public transportation system, accessible information and communication) for people with disabilities.

For example, they can be used to improve building accessibility, to augment communication, to afford computer access, to allow environmental control over electronic devices, to modify homes for access, to assist with personal care activities and family activities, to enhance mobility, to stabilize seating, and to modify workplaces and schools.

In 2010, a list of standards were added the ADA to address building accessibility problems in already constructed buildings and to ensure the access to buildings constructed in the future.

This paper presents a methodological approach for measuring building accessibility.

mPASS collects data about urban and building accessibility to provide personalized paths.

Apple has had a massive lead in building accessibility into its products for some time now, and this is only going to widen the gap.

Using an example from the world of sports, the chapter concludes with practical advice for building an accessibility team.

Our results indicated that walking activity is associated with Jacobs' six conditions for urban vitality, including land use mix, density, block size, building age, accessibility, and border vacuums.

Positioning of Xpert machines in the country needs to balance available resources, national capacity building, and accessibility to persons suspected of having TB that would most benefit from the diagnostic test.

Instead, it is a classic example of how economic liberalization -- under the auspices of a corrupt political system and in the absence of a competitive private sector -- has handed the key sectors of the economy to a handful of oligarchs, which have prioritized profits over capacity-building and accessibility.

Unlike CHAP and CHAD, CHAP-EMS provides its sessions within a common area of the seniors' apartment buildings, increasing accessibility for a population that may find it difficult to attend programmes in the community.