Sentence examples for choices access to from inspiring English sources

Customers suddenly had real choices, access to instant reliable information and the ability to communicate with each other.

In a world of difficult choices, access to sexual and reproductive health is the one bet we can count on for the dignity and improvement of women's lives and for our collective future.

Global free trade agreements have attracted much criticism for their potential to undermine individual access to those key determinants of health (healthy food choices, access to affordable medicine).

Race, ethnicity and cultural background may influence, to varying degrees, a person's, lifestyle choices, access to care, and understanding of health and illness; all of which impact on diabetes management.

Diets consisted of free-choice prairie hay with either SF fed twice daily or free-choice access to a BL.

"Because there was no other choice, access to Twitter was blocked in line with court decisions to avoid the possible future victimisation of citizens," it said.

Initially, P rats were given continuous access to 15% (v/v) ETOH as their sole fluid for 2 days, followed by 24-h free-choice access to ETOH and water for 2 weeks.

Mice were maintained in running-wheel cages with or without free-choice access to ethanol and exposed to a variety of lighting regimens, including standard light dark cycles, constant darkness, constant light, and a "shift-lag" schedule consisting of repeated light dark phase shifts.

Significant gender inequities persisted throughout the period, as women typically had more limited life-choices, access to employment and trade, and legal rights than men.

We have taken choice, access to birth control and respect for our intellect for granted in modern society.

Instead of giving the American people a real choice -- access to existing vaccines against smallpox and anthrax -- we've been offered duct tape and plastic sheeting and told to protect ourselves.