Sentence examples for establishing universal access from inspiring English sources

Accompanying literacy, Guevara was also concerned with establishing universal access to higher education.

The Republican plan would require states to establish "Universal Access Programs" that would be supplemented by $25 billion in federal funds.

The Brazilian constitution of 1988 established universal access to the health services through the creation of the Unified System of Health (SUS).

This was succeeded by the 2007 National Strategic Plan (NSP) which established universal access targets (defined as the annual enrolment of 80% of those newly eligible onto ART) over five years.

Since establishing universal free access to antiretroviral therapy in 1996, the Brazilian Health System has increased the number of centers providing HIV/AIDS outpatient care from 33 to 540.

While our study results may not be generalizable to some populations, it addresses a significant portion of the patient population that is likely to newly acquire health insurance with implementation of the Affordable Care Act given an established universal health access program for the uninsured in San Francisco.

The information is contained in the recently updated We the Children: Meeting the Promises of the World Summit for Children (available at www.unicef.org/specialsession). Key issues from 1990 remain central to the new global goals, including further reducing infant and maternal morality, expanding access to clean water and sanitation, and establishing universal primary education.

This is opponents' favorite scare tactic: Establishing universal health care will lead to rationing.

31 32 Such models used to be the dominant mode of healthcare delivery in China for people with poor access to effective care and are being proposed again to re-establish universal health coverage.

Mr. Casey tried to establish universal health care for every resident of Pennsylvania, but failed.

Another option for New York State, developed by the Community Service Society, would establish universal coverage for young adults.