Nevertheless, a lot more ought to be done in order for oral health care to improve and become accessible to the many who do not have access or who have adequate access to oral health care.
That is why it is important for the government to ensure that all American women have adequate access to mammograms.
In its most recent progress report (pdf), the UN said 14% of the world doesn't have adequate access to food.
He said he was worried that the new houses might not have adequate access to basic utilities like water and sewers.
Eight in every 10 Yemenis are now dependent on humanitarian aid, and most do not have "adequate access to clean water or sanitation", according to the UN.
A22 Military Tribunals Scrutinized The American Bar Association called on Congress and the White House to ensure that all defendants before military tribunals have adequate access to civilian lawyers.
The extra money, aimed at ensuring that banks would have adequate access to cash, has not reassured savers or investors, and European stock markets have performed even worse than the American markets.
He added: "The Environment Agency, water companies, local authorities and the Drinking Water Inspectorate must work more closely together to ensure these private users have adequate access to water for domestic and commercial use.
It will be important, he said, to site solar farms in places unlikely to see much oil and gas drilling and to make sure mineral-rights owners have adequate access.
Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, approved the cuts in October 2011 after finding that beneficiaries would still have "adequate access" to the wide range of services covered by Medicaid.
To that end, PepsiCo's sustainability team reaches out across its value chain, including suppliers, to find new ways for more efficient water use; and the company works with charities to ensure the communities in which it operates have adequate access to fresh water.
