Sentence examples for by securing access to from inspiring English sources

The Constitutional Court won their gratitude by securing access to health care and upholding the rights of 5m displaced people.

The spokesman said the "strategic investment" was aimed at "protecting the island's long-term social and economic sustainability by securing access to a London hub airport".

Benjamin estimates that the market for online drugs, beauty products, vitamins and similar products could be as much as $150 billion, and by securing access to this vibrant market Amazon.com is ensuring another revenue stream.

The United Kingdom should overcome its current lack of facilities, the review says, by securing access to overseas facilities for British researchers and engaging in collaborations with other countries.

Sociability: Being able to recognize how sociable a person is should influence mate choice, as it enhances life chances by securing access to resources.

Some needs might be met by securing access to translators as well as conducting a systematic assessment of social relations followed by a referral to, e.g., volunteers and organisations for elderly people.

China's aid to Africa is driven largely by its objective of securing access to oil and minerals, and nearly 70%% of its infrastructure financing in Africa is concentrated in Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Sudan, all of which have oilfields.

Field researchers have observed that these vocalizations are often produced during food contests, by animals that are prevented from securing access to the kill by the intervention of higher ranking individuals.

Some of the themes identified, such as the part played by local circumstances and 'luck' in securing access to community services, are rooted in the context of the Irish health system and the history of underinvestment in primary care in Ireland.

China has benefited by receiving several billion dollars in revenue, securing access to crude oil, and strengthening its foreign footprint.

Although informal negotiation at local sites has considerable benefits in terms of flexibility, given the expansion of agriculture and the increasing political dominance and material control of certain zones by farming interests, it is inadequate for securing access to pastoral resources.