Sentence examples for emphasis on access from inspiring English sources

This is why Amnesty puts such a strong emphasis on access to judicial remedy for victims of corporate abuse.

Given Berkeley's emphasis on access, that's important; not all of our students can afford to own a laptop computer.

Judith A. Verdino, vice president for special initiatives and H.I.V. at the medical association, said the new priorities placed greater emphasis on access to care and maintaining treatment.

She said all of Scotland's political leaders had endorsed her call for a softer Brexit that put heavy emphasis on access to the single market.

Martha Brantley said we need to place an emphasis on access to credit for farmers, but we also need to look at creating a ubiquity of financial product models and offering choice.

The concept recalls the work of the London architect Cedric Price in its educational slant, its emphasis on access and its transformation of disconnected, underutilized resources into organized social systems.

Second, the emphasis was on access and inclusion for creative people and for audiences, rather than viewing culture as the province of elites.

These journals have evolved for the Internet age, especially with the new emphasis on open access and fast publishing from both new, exclusively open access journals to traditional journals that have created new outlets for open access publication.

This broad spectrum of access allows for customized and sustainable interventions/change. UNICEF places an increased emphasis on water access, and quality in conjunction with sanitation and hygiene programmes –- providing an accelerated response during emergencies.

Strengthening maternal and child health is at the forefront of efforts to eliminate new infections among children due to mother-to-child transmission of HIV (eMTCT), with an emphasis on expanding access to treatment for pregnant and breastfeeding women living with HIV and; improving access to early infant diagnosis and paediatric treatment.

The unique contributions of GoMA have been the inclusion of all taxonomic levels and all biodiversity, including the "unknown" as well as the known; a strong emphasis on data access and information systems; and an integrative spatial approach to the entire ecosystem.