Sentence examples for current lack of access from inspiring English sources

Given the prevalence of substance use in the criminal justice population and the current lack of access to pharmacologic treatment for opioid dependence, as well as the high rates of recidivism associated with substance use disorders (Hankansson and Berglund, 2012), there is a tremendous need for effective treatments.

The current lack of access is attributed to a shortage of physicians and lack of equipment to perform the procedure.

The current lack of access to treatment is partly the result of conservative states refusing to embrace medically-assisted therapies, even though the methods have been proven effective, because they're sometimes viewed as swapping one addictive substance for another.

The current lack of access to community care forces local law enforcement to be the ones to respond to psychiatric emergencies, diverting officers from other duties and causing them to spend resources to incarcerate people who have an illness rather than treat them.

The current lack of access to health care evidenced by the lack of facilities in Zambian prisons and the evaluation of medical needs by untrained and unqualified guards falls far below the equivalent standard of available treatment in the community.

A major influence was recognition of the current lack of public access to SC disease screening for healthy individuals, as described in the following sections.

Establishing a policy of universal health insurance coverage in Vietnam would positively impact the current lack of affordable access to appropriate treatment for chronic diseases such as breast cancer.

Sari Bashi, of the human rights group Gisha, said the current lack of electricity had limited the access to potable water to more than 500,000 people; she said that there was sewage in the streets and that hospitals were running on generators missing spare parts.

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.

It is comprised of about 82 small volcanic islands, many of which are nearly impossible for humanitarian teams to access due to their isolation and current lack of power. .

Sharon Machlis at ComputerWorld laments its "current lack of search" — ironic.