Sentence examples for enrollment access from inspiring English sources

And, again, he looked at the situation of gays and lesbians in uniform: In an August 30, 2013 letter to military personnel at state-run installations, Texas Military Forces were directed to deny same-sex couples enrollment access to federal healthcare and retirement benefits at Texas-based National Guard facilities.

It is also providing guests with free WebWatcher Enrollment: Access to a tool that monitors internet sites where personal information is shared and generates an alert to the consumer if evidence of personal information is found.

He also explores internal developments within postsecondary schooling, including those related to enrollment, access, academic labor, alternative certification, sexual assault, and the changing library, paying particularly close attention to technological changes.

"Enrollment without access is half a loaf," said Irwin Redlener, a Bronx pediatrician and president of the Children's Health Fund, an advocacy group.

The tuition group dictates a student's tuition rates, enrollment policies, access to some University services and benefits, and degree progress standards.

They are user enrollment and access; uploading sounds to the database; the search engine; and, perceptual testing.

For currently-enrolled students of a library Master's degree program, internship or field experience opportunities may be available in Reference (J.D. or law school enrollment required), Access and Collection Services, or Technical Services.

Purchasing private coverage could be made easier through automatic workplace enrollment and access to purchasing cooperatives for independent workers and entrepreneurs.

In a new report "Breaking Barriers: Improving health insurance enrollment and access to health care," author and researcher Gary Delgado provides plentiful evidence that the doors to quality health care are still closed to many people of color, families in rural communities, the poor, and those with language and cultural barriers.

1 A major barrier to enrollment is access to tertiary centers where most trials are conducted.

For example, a study on the expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) in the United States, found that SCHIP enrollment improved access to health care and increased the quality of care, especially for children in low income families [ 6, 7].