Sentence examples for fair access for all from inspiring English sources

The government says these must have "fair access for all students applying, regardless of ability to pay" and rules out the possibility of individuals being able to sponsor extra places.

Education watchdog Ofsted is assessing whether the council is offering schools enough support, promoting high standards and fair access for all.

The aim of any restrictions on use is simply to secure fair access for all and to prevent anyone from using the common resource in a way that would preclude its use by others.

It seems that fair access for a few has been secured at the cost of increasing segregation, uncertainty and anxiety for all as evidenced by the media frenzy.

To facilitate Washington's approval of their marriage, AOL and Time Warner promise fair access for "multiple" -- if not all -- Web services.

On Wednesday, the court upheld the commission's finding that Microsoft blocked fair access for competitors.

Participants debated universities' responsibilities for fair access for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

This includes unequal land rights, restricted mobility or limited schooling that prevent fair access for women farmers to extension training, credit or markets.

The National Union of Students is backing the strike and calling on universities to provide affordable accommodation and ensure fair access for every student.

Printing is a shared resource; restraint must still be exercised when using Athena printers to ensure fair access for everyone to this important service.

Nick Timothy, director of the New Schools Network, which supports free schools, says: "When criticised about fair access for students from poorer backgrounds, universities reasonably say the problem is caused by inequality in the school system.