Sentence examples for expansion access from inspiring English sources

Skolkovo Ventures will work in close cooperation with three local VC-funds in Russia: I2BF, iTechCapital and Primer Capital, leveraging the existing infrastructure, experience and partnership network of the Foundation in order to help portfolio companies with business Development; international expansion; access to big industrial and strategic clients.

The resolution focused on the expansion of access to essential drugs and the promotion of equitable access to medicines.

9 Prior studies on the impact of this expansion on access to care have predominantly come from population based survey data, with most showing improvements in access to outpatient care such as inability to see a physician because of cost 8 10 11 12 and receipt of some outpatient services, 8 13 14 but little evidence of improvement in disparities after reform.

Mr. Obama's strategy is to sell the expansion of access — largely through public insurance programs — as inseparable from serious efforts at innovation and restraint.

Money and jobs were more readily available than they had been for decades and government policies were able to support ongoing expansion and access to higher education.

The biggest hurdles to expansion are access to enough hydrogen, lack of a distribution network and high cost relative to other fuels.

The proposed plan's expansion of access to substance abuse treatment for first-time nonviolent offenders will help prevent people from entering a revolving door between substance abuse and the criminal justice system.

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Accelerating development in Sub-Saharan Africa will require massive expansion of access to electricity currently reaching only about one third of households.

Hybrid microgrids are expected to play an important role in the expansion of access to electricity in developing countries.

Particularly, little is known about whether Medicaid expansion improves access to surgical cancer care at high-quality hospitals.