Sentence examples for complement access from inspiring English sources

STRATEGY AND IMPLEMENTATION Les gestes qui sauvent was introduced to accelerate the reduction of infant mortality in the context of accelerated child survival and development and was based on the need to complement access to health services with improved household behaviours.

The problem is that it can be good if it's a complement to access to basic goods, but very often the way it is sold is as a substitute for access to basic goods.

Yet Liot added that the company will acquire more technologies to complement its access platforms.

On the other hand, if outpatient and inpatient services are complements, expanded access to outpatient services increases the number of admissions.

These populations may be complemented by access to mutant or functional genomics populations as well as more specialized resources such as libraries of introgression lines or CSSLs.

Where these data are derived from satellite-borne sensors, wide area coverage is available on a regular basis and contemporary data can often be complemented with access to an archive allowing a historical perspective of landscape change to be obtained (Friedel et al. 2000).

For enhancing impact, credit needs to be complemented with access to and utilization of other basic social services such as primary schools.

It will also include the distribution of micronutrient supplementation and adequate food complements, improve access to water, and promote growth at community level.

These critical social protection measures to benefit vulnerable children include making sure that cash is complemented by access to basic social services including health and education, as well as social welfare services and access to justice.

In the highlands of Ethiopia, the traditional livelihoods of the Amhara people combine subsistence agriculture with livestock rearing, complemented by access to natural resources in communal Afroalpine areas, including water, construction materials, firewood, and grazing land (Gebremedhin and Swinton 2002; Ashenafi et al. 2012).

In addition, this PA will complement the Rapid Access to Intervention Development (RAID) program http://dtp.nci.nih.gov/docs/raid/raid_index.html by providing an initiative with accelerated peer review and funding to support the clinical and laboratory costs of early clinical testing to ensure the timely development of new therapeutic approaches.