Sentence examples for encouraging access from inspiring English sources

Will this generation be forgiven for frustrating rather than encouraging access to birth control and family planning?

It shouldn't be about the city turning its back on the water, but embracing it and encouraging access.

Since lifetime earnings are tied to educational attainment, encouraging access to college will be good for our nation's financial future - but only if the government steps up to meet the demand.

A special note of appreciation is extended to NASA for fostering and encouraging access to their organization to observe operations at the side of astronauts in training, engineers and scientists at work, and managers overseeing a Space Shuttle mission.

Its role is clear: according to its constitution, it has "to care for the collection, to enhance it for future generations, primarily by acquisition, and to study it, while encouraging access to the pictures for the education and enjoyment of the widest possible public now and in the future".

The financial inclusion taskforce was appointed by Labour in 2005 to independently monitor progress against government financial inclusion targets and encourage bank involvement in key areas: reducing the number of people without a bank account, encouraging access to affordable credit and providing free advice.

This is about developing an arts ecology that encourages access to arts for all.

Interest in LTEs worldwide has increased exponentially and encouraged access to the data arising from them41.

When it comes to those with real disability, "we want to encourage access, not discourage it," says Huss.

After years of blocking resolutions to encourage access to clean needles to protect drug users from HIV, the Obama administration made a break with the past.

Washington will also want to encourage access to new exploration areas to ensure investment can produce the supply to meet growing demand.