Sentence examples for economically access from inspiring English sources

To be able to economically access and to sustainably utilize supercritical geothermal systems, improved drilling, completion, and cementing practices have to be implemented.

There is need: to ensure adequate food supplies both at the national and local level, to create a reasonable degree of stability in the supply food network, and to ensure the ability of households to physically and economically access the food that is required.

Ideally, this would take the form of granting economically viable access to health services.

However, it is worth noting that the findings on SES disparities are consistent with studies from countries with more equitable health systems (less socio-economically driven access barriers) including Australia [ 41] and Denmark[ 42].

SEEK's mission is to provide academically and economically disadvantaged students access to a college education and to help them find appropriate career opportunities.

Hence the decisions to normalize our trade relationship with China and allow it to join the World Trade Organization (WTO), which reflected the expectation not only that the United States would benefit economically from greater access to Chinese markets but also that China would become a more open society.

This could be due to greater fertility and early marriage among younger women and being economically disadvantaged to access modern contraceptives than older women [ 16].

Men were generally more powerful than women, both socially and economically, having greater access to paid employment and the possibility of owning land and cattle.

Given the adverse health outcomes associated with smoking and data indicating that fewer economically disadvantaged individuals access and utilize smoking cessation services, identifying effective practices to address tobacco-related disparities are critical.

Sen (61) suggested that emergence of democracy as a valued system of good governance has increased opportunities for the socially and economically marginalized to access valuable scarce resources and also benefit from them.

In partnership with UNICEF, a local NGO is working to empower HIV positive women including those who are pregnant to be economically independent and access information and services required for HIV treatment, care and support including prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.