Sentence examples for described access to from inspiring English sources

Psychiatrist and national mental health commissioner Prof Ian Hickie described access to mental health care as "one of the great inequities of the Australian healthcare system".

The late Lord Bingham of Cornhill, in his book The Rule of Law, described access to justice as one of the core principles of the rule of law: "The law must be accessible and so far as possible intelligible, clear and predictable".

Perhaps that is one of the reasons why the UN Population Fund recently described access to contraception and family planning as a "universal human right".

These GPs described access to accommodating specialist advice around-the-clock.

Multiple respondents described access to study results as the "minimum" for ethical research.

Participants described access to support services such as dietetics, podiatry and retinopathy screening as 'nonexistent' and 'abysmal' in some areas.

Instances of ItemUnit class are endpoints of KDM data relations which describes access to complex datatypes.

However, it may not be practical to place a clear boundary around the child when describing access to resources, and the associated level of involvement.

The relationships between Fat Mass Index (FMI, calculated as fat mass (kg)/height (m 2) and objectively computed environmental indicators describing access to food outlets and physical activity facilities, the safety and connectivity of the road network, and the mix of land uses present were investigated.

Three multivariate models using different covariates to describe access to facilities were explored.

Young people have described support during lessons in hospital [ 22], with a majority of teachers describing access to local schools [ 45].