Its energy infrastructure was dismal, most Haitians having no access to electricity.
Rural communities in developing countries often require small cold storage for vital medicines while having no access to electricity.
At the first table South went down two in three no-trump, having no access to the dummy.
Washington, like Leigh, endures the chronic social and economic disadvantages of having no access to the railway network.
Its financial sector is underdeveloped, with many people having no access to simple banking, let alone other financial services.
With 60percentt of Liberians having no access to care, the number of cases has likely been vastly under reported, Panjabi said.
The new oversight office, by all current reports, would be crimped in its fact-finding mission by having no access to subpoena power.
Montaigne, having no access to the abstract concepts that were later laid on this foundation, gives us deeper access to them, because he was the one who laid it.
With 35% of the state's population, and nearly half of the country's, still having no access to electricity, and the economy growing by over 6% a year, demand is set to grow far faster than supply.
Several international efforts are under way to adapt both fluid lenses and the Alvarez approach to the 1.3 billion people at the bottom of the economic pyramid that the World Health Organization estimates as having no access to eyeglasses.
The "living with constant threat" element of coercion is well understood, but being controlled through having no access to your own earnings can be a powerful factor underpinning abusive relationships – and is not obvious at all.
