Sentence examples for commitment to accessibility from inspiring English sources

"It was nuts, but there was a commitment to accessibility, and it was completely playful," Eustis said.

The students are even more protective of UTEP's commitment to accessibility, as it is one of eight public colleges in Texas vying to be the next top-tier research university.

Additionally, in support of its long-standing commitment to accessibility, IVONA works closely with the largest organizations supporting blind and visually impaired people all over the world, including the Royal National Institute of Blind People and the DAISY Consortium.

And our commitment to accessibility to art for everyone leads us to our free livestream with an interactive Twitter component so that an international audience can connect not only with us, but with each other through this event.

The College has a strong commitment to accessibility and diversity.

The funding source clearly dictated a focus on Germany, while the UK and Canada were felt to offer the potential for useful comparative analyses given their common commitment to accessibility of public health services and their sustained attention to issues of migration and ethnocultural diversity within both policy and research arenas.

Mr. Frieden, whose spinal cord injury after a traffic crash in 1967 left him a quadriplegic, said museums made commitments to accessibility before the 1990 law and even earlier federal legislation.

On 6 February 2002, the Canadian Federation of Students will be calling on graduate students across the country to join undergraduate and college students in protest rallies designed to increase the pressure on provincial governments to make a real commitment to improve the accessibility and quality of postsecondary education.

He thinks voters like his accessibility and his commitment to the city, which has long struggled to replace lost manufacturing jobs.

A single dose of the SA 14-14-2 vaccine demonstrated 96% efficacy after 5 years (3 ), and the Institute's commitment to an affordable price for developing countries has broadened accessibility (4 ).

So Bunch tries to have to combine the accessibility of a social network with a commitment to depth and topic-based groups.