Sentence examples for given easier access from inspiring English sources

Victims of domestic violence will be given easier access to legal aid to help them escape abusive relationships, Labour pledge d on Monday in a pre-election spending commitment.

Children were not stressed as a priority group while pregnant women, also now emerging as suffering unusually high levels of flu, were only given easier access to vaccines in the past week.

However, the government has conceded that victims of domestic violence should be given easier access to legal aid than ministers had been planning.

The bill also suggests people must be given easier access to the data held on them, and should have the right to move it to another provider in addition to the right to have it deleted.

If that is true, the converse is also true -- that certain newcomers should not be given easier access solely due to these characteristics.

Syrians were welcomed by the government of the time and were given easy access to state schools and hospitals.

Putting the dictionary online has given easy access to the entire range of questions, and the pleasure of reading them is hard to overstate.

The public is given easy access to them through storefront stations and officers' telephone numbers at work, not the impersonal and frequently busy 911.

He doesn't expect to see M&S or H&M providing collection bins in every store; rather, consumer will be given easy access to a location for everyone to send used materials for upcycling.

Over the past 50 years or so, modern highway systems have given easy access to a place that had once been insulated by bayou and swamp and miles of golden prairie.

In fact, one study published this year in The Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology found no increase in unprotected intercourse when young sexually active teenage girls were given easy access to emergency contraception through an advance prescription.