Sentence examples for developments access from inspiring English sources

The site will allow users to "follow legislative developments, access and compare policy proposals, and connect with their senators and representatives".

De Blasio sees government working to develop three pillars that can bolster the technology community in New York: professional development, access and (more nebulously) innovation.

In a more encouraging development, access to HIV treatment continued to improve around the globe, particularly in parts of Africa.

Kings Cross might be the ideal area – loads of new development, access to the Heathrow Express and Eurostar.

The article discusses the development, access and finally the usage of such online experiments.

Newbridge gets the Affiliate's technology, continued development access to its R&D and if an original equipment manufacturer agreement is in place, it stays in place.

Key supports include intellectual frameworks related to PBL and STEM-based instruction; sample curricular projects; abundant collaboration time dedicated to curricular visioning and development; access to student demographic, attitudinal, and achievement data; and the freedom to take pedagogical risks.

The effective use of TBAs should incorporate training, linkage to health care services, continuous in-service training and skills development, access to clean delivery kits, resuscitation equipment and effective referral pathways (Sibley et al. 2007; Wilson et al. 2011).

Social Marginalization Index, as developed by CONEVAL, is the weighted mean of a series of normalized indices that measure the following dimensions of development: access to social security, access to health services, educational attainment level, access to food, access to housing, access to basic services, and the quality of one's living space.

Instead, immediate changes must be made to WTO policies in order to provide countries more policy space to pursue job-creation, food security, sustainable development, access to affordable healthcare and medicines, and global financial stability.

Studies found associations with economics, workforce development, access, continuity, coordination, comprehensiveness, and quality.