Sentence examples for have prompt access from inspiring English sources

In theory, by 2025 every needy older person will have prompt access to seamless public services in collaboration with, or reinforced by, grassroots, citizen-driven "mutual support".

For instance, she said, people arrested as material witnesses are not given Miranda warnings and do not always have prompt access to lawyers.

Amnesty International said that the United States had violated the detainees' rights to humane treatment, to have prompt access to a lawyer, to be able to challenge the lawfulness of their detentions and to be presumed innocent until proven otherwise.

We must improve symptom awareness with women, improve GP knowledge and ensure they have prompt access to diagnostic tests".

"And they should have prompt access to all measures necessary to ensure they receive protections granted under U.S. law".

For their safety and protection, children should never be incarcerated with adults, and should have prompt access to legal, medical, emotional and other appropriate assistance.

"We have had prompt access to sites all around".

Almost one-third (37.6%; 95% CI 33.1 42.1) of febrile children had prompt access to ACT.

Furthermore, only one-third of the children had prompt access to the ACT, and that seeking care from government health facilities was the major determining factor.

A recent Malaria Indicator Surveys (MIS) conducted in Tanzania revealed that only 13% of the febrile children had prompt access to the ACT [National Malaria Control Programme, 2009: Summary of five household surveys to monitor population-level coverage and impact of malaria interventions in Tanzania, 2007 08].

Although there was just one ophthalmic equipment maintenance technician who worked in one of the local hospitals, local medical device companies had after-sales services and almost all eye units had prompt access to external maintenance technicians.