Sentence examples for calling for access from inspiring English sources

A representative of Doctors Without Frontiers, Ellen 't Hoen, cited as an example the final draft of a statement calling for access to affordable drugs for developing countries.

The #ToyLikeMe campaign I co-founded in April this year, to call on the global toy industry to start representing disability, marks a progression in disabled rights movements from calling for access to a call for cultural representation.

Clinton praised the Australian government's swift response to the tragedy, saying that the Australian and Dutch prime ministers "did a remarkable job" in passing a motion at the UN calling for access to the crash site.

"We just decided what the hell the mayor's calling for access to safe drugs, well here you are," she said.

The Saatchi campaign has repeatedly called for access to unlicensed medicines.

After further calls for access, the company last Thursday made every live feed available from its underwater robotic vehicles.

The US property group also called for access to Capital's books as it tries to put together a takeover bid.

The World Food Programme said it had called for "access to besieged locations to be able to deliver lifesaving assistance" for the estimated 9.4 million people who require food.

Its authors called for access to insurance, via relevant regulation, to be included as an explicit commitment in the summit's outcome document.

The Indian capital is in the grip of a water shortage and protests have left 10 dead as the Jat community calls for access to jobs and college places protected by quotas for the disadvantaged.

SHAWN ETTINGOFF Superior, Colo., Oct. 25, 2011 To the Editor: Joel E. Cohen is correct to call for access to voluntary contraceptive services, universal education, and better maternal and infant care, along with conservation.