Sentence examples for evident access from inspiring English sources

The connection between adolescent pregnancies and sexual and reproductive rights seems evident: access to contraceptives is a cornerstone in the prevention of unwanted pregnancies, while access to abortion services is crucial for managing them.

The glamour is evident, the access as easy as turning on a laptop.

The tension between the two reference systems governing health care and their two sets of rules, i.e. the public administrative system on one hand and the humanitarian principle on the other [ 44], becomes evident in access to health care for IMs [ 45].

But the limits to Flo-Sun's approach are evident: despite excellent political access, the environmental bills mount up and the subsidies continue to fall.Both companies' futures may be determined by something outside the control of American politicians Cuba, once the world's top sugar exporter.

In the other typologies a systematic lower level of access is evident, above all in the childless older families: in this case the reduced propensity to consume policies is evidently due to the limited perspective of vertical transmission.

This is specifically evident in terms of access to education [ 19].

The positive effects of this expansion of access are evident in the decreasing AIDS mortality and the increasing life expectancy [ 38, 59].

However, the need for linking the risk models directly to the clinical trial database became gradually evident after transfer, but access to the database remained problematic.

Access issues are not evident because GIPAP is in itself a program facilitating access.

I'm not aware of any specific ethnic problems in accessing our medicines… (GP) One GP felt strongly that Māori and Pacifica access inequities are evident and are resulting in poorer health outcomes.

But he was moved, he said, by the organizers' evident commitment to finance public access to the inauguration, even for the disabled.