Sentence examples for facilitating easy access from inspiring English sources

The Public Knowledge Workshop is a non-profit organization whose aim is to increase transparency in the Israeli government and make government and municipal information accessible through technology, like facilitating easy access to municipal building plans without having to know the jargon of construction and planning.

A graduate of the health tech accelerator Blueprint Health, Luminate is promoting patient empowerment by facilitating easy access to lab results and then helping people understand them.

One group that is facilitating easy access to fresh produce in the Bayview neighborhood is the Southeast Food Access (SEFA) Workgroup.

Using CRC as a paradigm, we have demonstrated the power of NetGestalt in facilitating easy access and interpretation of multidimensional cancer omics data.

Conversely, caring, respectful communication, individual acts of kindness, and institutional flexibility and leadership may mitigate key access barriers and limit threats to the contract, fostering more positive forms of inclusion and facilitating easier access to health care.

"Re: 'Nearly 52 years after you-know-what happened down the other end [yesterday's Fiver].' I believe the FA had the builders turn Wembley round 90 degrees in order to facilitate easy access for punters to that little seated area beside the dug outs (didn't work).

However, a venture from the American Cancer Society aims to change this, by making their 'Cancer Survivorship Care Guidelines' available in app form to facilitate easy access for primary care medical staff.

To this effect, databases as well as bioinformatic tools are being created to facilitate easy access and seamless analysis of large data sets.

Duke University recently acquired access to the online version of its Current Population Statistics (CPS) CD-ROM collection to facilitate easy access to CPS data (Unicon's CPS Utilities on the Web).

The government and other service providers (NGOs, religious institutions and private providers) may endeavor to improve on the distribution of health facilities, human resources, good roads and necessary infrastructure among other things in order to facilitate easy access to health care providers especially for the rural dwellers.

Acting on 1994's North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Canada signed agreements with several Latin American countries to facilitate easy access for resource extraction.