Sentence examples for efforts to boost access from inspiring English sources

Despite efforts to boost access through Help to Buy, mortgages are still hard to access: 268,000 loans were approved in 2013; 568,000 in 2001.

In an effort to boost access to basic services in Somalia, UNICEF is strengthening local capacity in the northeast region of the country to provide safe drinking water to children and their families.

Young child rights activists, Damla Gundogan and Ismail Pelenkoglu, appealed to a packed room at the grand natıonal assembly for more efforts to boost greater access and digital literacy among parents and teachers.

She said Plaid would create a drugs fund to boost access to new medicines.

In September, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell announced that the government would be rewriting regulations to boost access to buprenorphine.

Impact UNICEF has been able to boost access to improved health services for children and women.

As the subject of a binding treatise from the World Health Organization, which requires member nations to take specific action to address smoking, tobacco has been the subject of an array of legislative efforts to boost awareness, restrict availability, and promote access to programs that can help citizens kick their addiction.

Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor, said: "Britain needs a serious strategy to help exporters – this means redoubling efforts to boost productivity, tackling infrastructure obstacles, addressing the skills deficit and ensuring innovators can access the capital they need".

So were Mr Annan's efforts to boost peacekeeping.

It started the WellMD center to spearhead efforts to boost faculty well-being.

It is a blow to Shinzo Abe's efforts to boost the standing of women in Japan.