Sentence examples for decrease access to from inspiring English sources
The A.M.A. said that the measure "would result in millions of Americans losing their health insurance coverage, destabilize health insurance markets, and decrease access to affordable coverage and care".
Todd J. Zywicki, a senior scholar at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, says that credit is the lifeblood of the economy, and that Dodd-Frank was designed to decrease access to credit.
The UI system is also more equitable, not only because it does not decrease access to jobs for vulnerable groups (as severance pay does), but also because it is often associated with other benefits such as training.
The AMA put it more bluntly in a tweet Tuesday: "Graham-Cassidy would result in millions losing coverage, destabilize insurance markets, decrease access to affordable care".
While the Voting Rights Act signed by Lyndon Johnson changed the world, efforts are afoot today to decrease access to voting for many Americans.
"In extreme cases, when this new policy will cause market disruption and decrease access to health care, the law allows the Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) to issue waivers from the ban on restrictive annual limits for mini-med policies".
This decrease was attributed to starvation due to decreased access to substrate (reduced accessible surface area) [ 29].
Finally, socio-economic inequalities were found as having an influence on health care accessibility, with lower socioeconomic status predicating decreased access to the services.
Businesses across North America cannot easily grow with increased risk and uncertainty and decreased access to transportation.
But aside from decreased access to mental health care, there may also be practitioner bias when it comes to diagnosing ADHD.
