Sentence examples for guaranteeing equal access from inspiring English sources

The Danish population has unrestricted and unfettered access to tax-supported health care, guaranteeing equal access to treatment and hospital admission.

One of our aims was to study whether the current health service system is capable of guaranteeing equal access to health services.

In conclusion, introducing a selective cost-sharing measure should be accompanied by measures guaranteeing equal access to information on prices and therapies, as a necessary step to avoid inequities among patients.

Children born overseas to one or both Mexican parents are automatically entitled to Mexican nationality under the constitution, and should be guaranteed equal access to government services.

Some critics also said that efforts to guarantee equal access to disabled voters could slow a broad shift from touch-screen machines to optical-scan systems, which use sturdier paper ballots filled out by the voters themselves.

"Clearly, the University of Michigan felt it is more important to accommodate millionaires in luxury boxes than it is to guarantee equal access to the stadium for disabled fans," said John Pollack, who organized a group called Save the Big House.

In Chinese business, such labels can be very useful assets.Mr Guo is encouraged by a government document issued in February that allows private investment in any business not banned by law and supposedly guarantees equal access to bank loans.

Vikki Heywood, who chaired the 12-month commission inquiry, said that the government and the cultural and creative industries needed to take a "united and coherent" approach "that guarantees equal access for everyone to a rich cultural education and the opportunity to live a creative life".

The country was also hailed as a model for net neutrality in 2015 after it passed into law an 'Internet Bill of Rights', which guarantees equal access to the internet for all citizens, and protects their privacy and freedom of expression online.

As we shall see, framework legislation and attempts to guarantee equal access to services for migrants have been important aspects of the development of integration policy in Sweden.

As a city characterized by significant informal settlements and relevant socio-economic disparities, Bogotá does not guarantee equal access to urban opportunities for all its inhabitants.